Have you ever noticed when babies hurt themselves, or get disciplined they are sad for a very short while? But not 2 minutes later they are happy and playing again. They have an uncanny knack for forgetting the bad thing that just happened and moving on to good things.
Us grownups seem to take failure very hard, dwelling on it for days and sometimes longer. Why don’t we just take it as a lesson learned, use the experience as a positive and move on or try and do it better next time?
p.s. GOD is happy
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“Never increase, beyond what is necessary, the number of entities required to explain anything.”
William of Ockham (1285-1349)

Excellence is willing to be wrong.
Perfection is being right.
Excellence is risk.
Perfection is fear.
Excellence is powerful.
Perfection is anger and frustration.
Excellence is spontaneous.
Perfection is control.
Excellence is accepting.
Perfection is judgment.
Excellence is giving.
Perfection is taking.
Excellence is confidence.
Perfection is doubt.
Excellence is flowing.
Perfection is pressure.
Excellence is journey.
Perfection is destination.
At first perfectionists can’t get comfortable with this. They feel that the opposite of doing it perfectly is doing it wrong. Not the case. It’s hard for us to get past that too. We want to keep working on it, working on it, working on it, to get it just right before showing a client for their feedback.
Getting it with 95% of everyone “loving it” right now is so much better than at 100% and the deadline and the opportunity is long past.
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