Thanks to my EO buddy Adam Butt for sharing this important note on LinkedIn.
"This is one of the hardest skills that no one talks about.
Letting perfectionism go.
I know that sounds counterintuitive.
But I've learned that perfect can be the enemy of good.
Shipped is better than not shipped.
And nit-picking every little detail just crushes:
→ Innovation
→ Team spirits
→ Momentum
You are not alone if you are struggling with perfectionism.
It has taken me a decade to let it go.
But the biggest thing I've learned along the way is this:
Good things only happen when you're in motion, and focusing on perfection kills motion."
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