There's this thing that we do...its called the need for perfection.
We refrain from putting up a website until we have all the copy, the photos and the impeccable message we want to convey, just so.
We refrain from trying something new or different because we might stink at it.
We don't write because our writing may not be as good as it can be. Or, it may actually suck.
We reach for the outcomes we want and want them now; if they don't come really-fast-soon, we assume we're doing something wrong.
We look at our bank account, our status, our likes, our accomplishments, our accolades, and our placement demeaning our sense of worth and value as we draw conclusions about our current position.
We look at our partner or the wanta-be-potential partner and search for faults and evidence of imperfection - needing him or her to be only-a-little, or quite-a-lot different - right now.
We judge, categorize, pigeon-hole, criticize, and evaluate based on some illusion of perfection.
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