Why the pursuit of perfection might leave huge gaps

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Wethrive to do always better, to accomplish that “extra mile” yielding extraordinary results, and to keep enhancing our cherished (upcoming) product, project, etc. There is nothing wrong about it.

Only then, we tend to focus more and more on some aspect or task we used to handle with ease, driven by our intention to polish it a little bit more as the days and the weeks go by…

Meanwhile, other aspects we are less comfortable with remain unexplored, since we are too busy in that area which is still and forever open to improvement... [Read more on Medium]