Fear Of Imperfection
Many people today are crippled by a fear of imperfection. They don’t put themselves out there, because they’re afraid to look foolish or make mistakes.
But if you want to succeed in both work and life, you have to overcome those fears.
People fear imperfection because they think it will lead to failure. Imperfection is actually a requirement for success. When people don’t try to do something perfectly, they end up producing better results.
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