3. Perfectionism
Striving for excellence may sometimes manifest as perfectionism, an unhealthy obsession with flawlessness that can lead to dissatisfaction, procrastination, and paralysis.
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While striving for excellence can bring many benefits, it's essential to balance ambition with self-care, self-compassion, and a realistic perspective on success and failure. Here are some pros and cons of striving for excellence
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