Perfection Kills

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Persevere Relentlessly – Create one-day habits: Take one day at a time to prevent being overwhelmed. This allows you to break down your workload into manageable chunks and achieve progress. Perfection Kills mixes experimental and new sounds within a batch of strong songs, where fiery guitar work can also sit comfortably. An album of anger and sweetness in equal measures. But I am learning that perfection isn’t what matters. In fact, it’s the very thing that can destroy you if you let it.” — Emily Giffin, Something Borrowed Perfectionism keeps you busy chasing goals and avoiding mistakes. Yet, a meaningful and enriched life is not lived this way. Your unhelpful perfectionistic habits might help you avoid failure, but they don’t lead to a life that you love.” – Jennifer Kemp He returned to the UK during March and April 2022 for an album launch tour with special guest, Arielle, followed by The Netherlands in late April. In 2022, DAN also performed in Budapest, Romania, Germany, Norway and Denmark.

The desire of perfection often leads to the awakening of the Procrasdemon. Allowing yourself to make mistakes is the single most effective way to get rid of it.” — Neeraj Agnihotri Being a perfectionist may seem to offer a number of benefits such as being more organized and having an eye for detail, which in many professions is very important. Perfectionism keeps you busy. It pushes you to achieve more, or avoid the things that scare you. Your perfectionistic habits might protect you from failure, but they probably don’t fill your life with joy. Unfortunately, stopping your perfectionistic habits is not enough to create a life that enriches you—you must replace your unhelpful behaviors with purposeful action in the direction of things that are important to you even though it means moving closer to your fears and your desire to hide or escape (Walser 2019).” – Jennifer KempBut that’s not necessarily true. That approach is actually a potentially wildly misleading oversimplification.

All of that helps me to improve my work and my process….BEFORE it is submitted. Then, I can more easily let the chips fall where they may knowing that I’ve done my absolute best. A little anxiety can create energy. But a preoccupation with a fear of failure and disapproval can deplete energy.Striving for perfection out of the gate adds more obstacles to the path than it eliminates; ultimately, striving ever closer to perfection is a potentially an infinite goal. However, striving for great… then testing, iterating, and continually improving towards perfection allows for testing of assumptions, gathering data, and progress.” - Quote:

Toxic perfectionism works like an insidious poison that can wither even the most gorgeous day or luscious experience.” – Ellen Bowers Too much anxiety fosters a deeper fear that depletes energy. Taking things too personally stifles learning with walls of defensiveness. On the loos side, a little more attention can be helpful too. Provided you face it, learn from it, and then move on. This isn’t about wallowing. It’s about learning. The seed of your next artwork lies embedded in the imperfections of your current piece.” — David BaylesTake Care Of Yourself Like It Is Your Job – Be kind to yourself. If your batteries are empty, you will only get so far. Perfectionists are constantly judging themselves. And because what we say to ourselves is often reflected in how we interact with other people, you’re probably judging other people, too. You might overtly point out what other people do wrong or be more passive aggressive, saying things like, “It must’ve been nice to be able to go home at 5 p.m. instead of finishing your work.” Being highly critical of others reduces the productivity of your team, and that can lead to your failure. 7. You can’t delegate. Perfectionism is a dream killer because it’s just fear disguised as trying to do your best.” — Mastin Kipp The perfect circumstances under which to do a task will never arrive, causing you to leave the task incomplete. If you keep delaying your work, you will end up doing nothing or next to nothing.

Second, as I mentioned above, while we know that native objects are free for extension, there’s always a risk of running into an oddball environment which doesn’t conform to spec. Keeping methods on a standalone (user-defined) object can avoid such scenarios. Whether this could be considered an issue depends on how paranoid you are. Seeking perfection may seem noble, but it sets you up for unreal expectations, and then nothing matches up. In relationships, if you expect your partner to be perfect, you will be disappointed; no matter how great they are, perfect is not attainable. A tendency toward perfectionism makes it nearly impossible to even think about trying something new, let alone actually doing it.” – Ellen Bowers Perfectionists often have the belief that I will rest (or play) when the job is done. Of course, the job is never done because it’s never perfect enough. As such, you are at increased risk for burnout, which is a surefire way to have your business or career fail. Don’t forget that writing proper, compliant shims is hard. When in doubt, use standalone object. When the method you’re shimming is part of the unfinished spec, use standalone object. Only when you’re certain about method compliance and method is part of the finished, future-proof specification, is it safe to shim native object directly. Enumerability

Extending builtin natives. Evil or not?

Perfectionists are workhorses, and despite our fatigue and overwhelm, people count on us to get things done—and we generally come through for them.” – Sharon Martin Chances are that in retrospect you can see the good times and bad times flipping. Good events will stand out and bad ones fade more. Because those bad times aren’t so bad and don’t mean so much in the end. Accepting the tendency toward perfectionism does a lot to diminish the yammering self-criticism. Some people tell the internal committee to be quiet for a while. If it’s the voice of a critical parent, one can ask her to sit in the car while an important interview is going on. Everyone is flawed in some manner, and the varieties of characteristics add to the flavor of life. You might have a tendency toward perfectionism. You can laugh about it when you are thirty minutes early for an event. Laugh again when you ask your spouse one more time to look for the lint roller and go over your outfit that is already perfect.” – Ellen Bowers