Completion is better than perfection.

"completion is better than perfection" originated from a poster slogan on Facebook.

have you ever fallen into the trap of "trying to do everything and expecting to be super perfect"? I do.

I often fall into anxiety and think about whether I have done my recent work correctly, what others think, how to do it better and what to do.

the pursuit of perfection leads to frustration.

In "Step Forward", Cheryl tells her early experience as an intern at McKinsey. That was in 1994, when the head of the office called a meeting and explained to everyone that employees would look for him when they resigned, so he knew best the reason for resigning. There was only one reason: exhaustion-endless work exhausted people's energy. However, every resignee never offered to take a vacation. It was not until the day they left their job that they found that they had finished everything the company asked them to do, and they did too much for themselves.

it's a dangerous idea to cover everything.

So, remember to remind yourself that there is no perfect person in the world. What we need to pursue is not perfection, but a sustainable and achievable plan. Setting an achievable goal is the key.