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Illusion of Perfection

Illusion of Perfection

The pursuit of perfection, especially when confronted with endless options, can lead to constant dissatisfaction. Schwartz argues that this quest for the perfect choice is often an illusion.

“Perfection is the enemy of the good.”

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