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Stop Being a Perfectionist

For a moment, allow something to be imperfect. Start acting, even if that means going forward with an idea that isn't totally refined just yet.

Don’t forget that failure is actually a lesson and a requirement to accomplishing most things.

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Never give up. Always find a reason to keep trying.

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