Flexible Mind

This state, described by Dr. Edward Bach, is marked by rigidity in thought and action. Individuals set extremely high standards for themselves and may become overly conscientious, sacrificing their own well-being in the pursuit of perfection. Their sense of duty often drives them to overwork and push beyond their limits, leaving little room for rest, flexibility, or self-compassion. While motivated by noble ideals, they can fall into self-martyrdom, becoming disappointed when they fail to meet the impossible expectations they set for themselves.

Keywords: Rigid thinking, perfectionism, overwork, self-sacrifice, high standards.

Human Indication: For those who strive tirelessly to do the “right” thing, even at the expense of their health or happiness. They may struggle to adapt when circumstances require compromise and often feel dissatisfied, believing they should always do better.

Positive Outcome: A more balanced and flexible mindset. Individuals learn to maintain their high ideals without rigid self-criticism or exhaustion. This allows them to honor their responsibilities while also embracing rest, adaptability, and compassion for themselves and others. By releasing perfectionism, they gain inner peace and a healthier relationship with their goals.

Inactive Ingredient: Preservative – 27% Grape Alcohol.