Figure out things in the public.Stop observing from the outside. You miss out on all the fun and growth while sitting in your cave.&nbsp;A simple act of partaking can open up a world of infinite opportunities.

Opportunities don't visit caves

Perfectionist Monster will convince you that you will be able to find some sort of a shortcut.He will always have a cheat code promising to make you an overnight success. He will get you to the goal in no time. Or maybe you both will simply spend too much time at the bottom of the stairs.

Perfectionist monster will look to find a shortcut.

Perfectionist Monster will tell you to sit down with him and examine your work. No doubt you’ll end up deciding that nothing you create is good enough. Often you’re too emotionally involved in the creative process to be a good judge of the outcome.

It won't help in judging your work.

The perfectionist monster isn't going anywhere.Once in a while do something nice for him (beer &amp; burgers?) and maybe he’ll become a more reasonable companion.

Learn to dance with him

You might think the Perfectionist Monster isn’t that bad, all cute and cuddly, rolling over your keyboard. But wait for a deadline to approach and he’ll be a horned beast standing behind you, blowing his hot breath on your fingertips.

Perfectionist Monster is bad.

It hates publish, post, tweet, share buttons. He gets anxious around them and he’ll tell you the craziest stories. ‘If you tweet this people will laugh at you so hard that they will die, literally die. Do you really want to destroy the human race?’ He’s a J.K. Rowling when it comes to fiction.

He hates sharing

It’s a big world out there, that’s scary. What if nobody likes your work? What if nobody likes you? That’s okay, everybody gets scared from time to time, acknowledge his feelings and give him a hug.