Hi, it’s me šŸ‘‹

I’M ZENIA

Black and white portrait of Zenia Radoor, used on the ā€˜About Meā€™ page.
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Smiling Zenia Radoor, who is a perfectionist, holding her hair
Let’s chase those goals together!

Perfectionist in Progress, Aspiring Author & Bookwork Extraordinaire

You have big, brilliant dreams. A million ideas. A deep urge to create something amazing.

And yetā€¦ you canā€™t seem to start. Or, if you do start, itā€™s never quite good enough, so you either obsess over every tiny detail or abandon it altogether, promising yourself youā€™ll come back when you have more time to do it properly.

Been there. šŸ™‹ā€ā™€ļø

For as long as I can remember, Iā€™ve pushed myself to be everything I thought people wanted me to be. I was the straight-A student, the overachiever, the one whoĀ got things done.

And for a while, it worked. I hit every goal, proved myself over and overā€¦ until one day, I hit a wall.

Burnout. Exhaustion. The sinking realization that no matter how much I achieved, it was never enough.

It took hours of therapy (and a lot of stubborn resistance) to realize that my perfectionism wasnā€™t just an annoying habitā€”it was something that had pushed me way past my limits for years.

Why This Space Exists

I know what itā€™s like to have creative ideas that never make it out of your head. To have big goals but feel paralyzed by the fear of not doing them right.

And when people tell you to just start, it almost physically hurtsā€”because the idea of doing something imperfectly feels impossible.

But hereā€™s the truth: The only way forward is through.

Through the discomfort. Through the self-doubt. Through the messy middle where nothing looks how you want it toā€”but where the real magic happens.

Thatā€™s what I share here. Not vague ā€œjust do itā€ advice, but real strategies to help you break through the overthinking, the procrastination, the creative paralysis.

Because I know what itā€™s like to be in the middle of itā€”Iā€™mĀ stillĀ in it, writing my debut novel while constantly battling the urge to make every sentence perfect.

I get it. And I know itā€™s hard. But I also know you can create incredible thingsā€”even without doing them perfectly.

What Youā€™ll Find Here

This space is for ambitious, creative perfectionists who are tired of feeling stuck.

I share:

šŸ’œ Practical strategies to help you move forward (without relying on sheer willpower).

šŸ’œ Stories from the trenches of battling perfectionism while writing, creating, and figuring life out.

šŸ’œ Reminders that itā€™s okay to be a perfectionistā€” you donā€™t need to ā€œrecoverā€ from it, just learn how to make it work for you instead of against you.

A Few Fun Facts About Me

šŸ“– Iā€™m currently writing a fantasy romance novelā€”which means daily negotiations with my inner perfectionist over whoā€™s really in charge.

šŸ’ I’m married to my high-school sweetheart.

šŸ± I have two (Ragdoll) cats, that I’ve named after Disney characters: Olaf ā›„ļø & Arlo šŸ¦•.

šŸ“š Iā€™m a bookaholic, and the obsession started in 5th grade with the Harry Potter books. And my love for romantasy? That started waaaay before romantasy was even a thingā€”at 16, when I read Twilight šŸŽ

Where to Start?

šŸ’œĀ Take my quizĀ to find out your perfectionist type ā†’ What Type of Perfectionist Are You?

šŸŽ™Ā Listen to Perfectionist in ProgressĀ for weekly tips on how to manage perfectionism while chasing your goals.

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