Is perfection an illusion?
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Junaid Ch
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I just want to know about Perfection.
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Yes you are. You cannot say "no, I am not". You exist.
More details please. Otherwise, you can try the dictionary.
Willyfish
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You must put your ego aside and accept that mistakes is a good thing, without mistakes you have no idea if what you do is good or not.
Embrace the failures and doubts
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Nothing exists in a perfect system. Life is a result of imperfections in the Universe.
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Saturday
Sunny beach
Ice cold American Pale Ale beer and a Camel Light cigarette
I look at the sea
Then I look at my D
Then I fart
And then I ask the seminal question: "is perfection an illusion?"
Then an angel appears
She's got big tiddies and tiny shorts and says "would you like another beer Sir"
I say yeah.
Perfection exists.
Sunny beach
Ice cold American Pale Ale beer and a Camel Light cigarette
I look at the sea
Then I look at my D
Then I fart
And then I ask the seminal question: "is perfection an illusion?"
Then an angel appears
She's got big tiddies and tiny shorts and says "would you like another beer Sir"
I say yeah.
Perfection exists.
justalazyseo
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As an ex-perfectionist, I can definitely vouch that it does not work. In the context of web development, your website can always be better, you can always do more of this and that and make a little bit better UX, etc. etc.
It's better to launch at 85% and then continue tweaking as you go than try to aim to that elusive 100% and only then launch. Besides that 100% is impossible to reach, your idea of perfection might be very very wrong. That feature you kept perfecting for ages and postponed the launch by 3 weeks because of that - users freaking hate it. And so on.
Be good, be better, but do not be perfect or even try. It's bad for your income and your mental health.
It's better to launch at 85% and then continue tweaking as you go than try to aim to that elusive 100% and only then launch. Besides that 100% is impossible to reach, your idea of perfection might be very very wrong. That feature you kept perfecting for ages and postponed the launch by 3 weeks because of that - users freaking hate it. And so on.
Be good, be better, but do not be perfect or even try. It's bad for your income and your mental health.
