Sara Uzer

Perfectionists exist in many forms, but they all have one important thing in common: They engage in an “all-or-nothing, or “black-or white” way of thinking. In other words, if something isn’t perfect, it’s deemed worthless.

“I’ll be ready in 5.” There’s actually NO way in hell that’s happening. Your hair is still wet from the shower, you haven’t even begun applying your makeup, and you don’t have the slightest clue what you’re wearing.

It’s Friday afternoon at the office, and those pre-weekend jitters are hitting you like a tidal wave. The real question is: What are you actually doing this weekend?

Here are 5 mistakes that can be surprisingly beneficial to make as a 20-something:

Needless to say, self-doubt significantly holds us back. When we lack assurance, we prevent ourselves from progressing.

Regardless of your preference toward your current situation, we can all agree on one thing. If you take public transportation, you’re going to have a bad time.

Insult comedy is simply the best.

That Sunday feeling – we all know it well.

It’s all about balance.

Growing up with sisters can be a blast, and it can also be a nightmare. For instance, the consistent availability of clothing choices is nothing to complain about.

We often claim that we are waiting until the “perfect time” to do or say something, even though we know deep down that now is as good a time as any.

When we were children, our parents were essentially our heroes. However, as we approached the teen years, our desire to be “cool” took over. Along with that perception, we began to disregard our parents’ forewarnings.