Perfectionism is just fear in disguise

Waiting for things to be “perfect” is just an excuse to avoid the real work.
You’re not worried about quality - you’re scared of the judgment that comes with imperfection.

Perfectionism is procrastination’s best friend.
It makes you feel busy but keeps you stuck.

The truth:

• Perfection is the enemy of progress

• You don’t need to get it right, you need to get it done

• The best work comes from doing it, then improving it

I’ve launched projects that were far from perfect.
The first version? Definitely flawed.
But it got out there, and that’s how I learned.
Waiting for the perfect time? I never would’ve started.

Stop waiting for the stars to align.
Your best move? Get something out there, then refine it.

Pick one thing you’ve been holding off on because you’re “not ready.”
Get it done. Ship it ugly. Fix it later.

You don’t need more time. You need more action.
What are you perfecting instead of finishing?

Cut the fluff. Done beats perfect.
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