Chasing Perfection--: Shatter The Illusion; Minimize Self-Doubt & Maximize Success

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Next is Bayern Munich, where we get to see Pep in lederhosen at Oktoberfest, and hear of disgruntled players who complained of “headaches” after training because he asked them to remember so much. Perfectionism is a mindset or attitude where you feel like your worth as a human comes from your performance on some metric that you’ve equated with “success. Fascinating interviews from Pep’s inner circle, including friends, former colleagues and players – including Mikel Arteta, Txiki Begiristain, Carles Puyol, Ilkay Gundogan, Kyle Walker and Phil Foden.

We’re going to do things a lot differently than they’ve been done here before … [We’re] going to relentlessly chase perfection, knowing full well we will not catch it, because perfection is not attainable. This mindset often shows up in individuals who are highly sensitive, people-pleasing, and control-seeking. Both GitHub repositories are available through a public domain, and have been deposited to Zenodo 60, 61.We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. More casual viewers – and forgive me for being such a basic, hun-loving celebrity documentary fiend – will not find another Beckham-on-Netflix here.

Every player hears about working and playing hard, but the game is rewarding those that work and play smart. We live in a society that tends to reinforce people for "having high standards," so it's sometimes hard to recognize ways we’re being unfair to ourselves. Remember that your ability to achieve certain standards or goals does not reflect anything about your worthiness as a human. Sometimes, you reach a goal and feel amazing, and other times you reach a goal and your mind immediately minimizes it.We find out why the New Zealand All Blacks are so good, how the Brazilian Paralympics team are preparing for Rio 2016 and what the latest wearable technologies are being developed to make athletes faster and stronger. I really liked how she shared her own adversities and figured out a no-nonsense way to deal with them. Pep Guardiola: Chasing Perfection is a documentary for the many people who believe the Spanish football manager has already achieved it.