Perfect. I think I want things to be perfect and always fall short of that goal. Why do I have this expectation? This leads to being let down and then the mind picks another perfect goal. Everything will be great when _____happens. Or this can cause me to be overwhelmed with a task and have trouble beginning or finishing. Need to let go of perfection and be happy with good enough.
Stream of Consciousness Saturday, #SOCS, is hosted by Linda G Hill. The prompt for today is “ect.” Find a word with the letters “ect” in it, and base your post on that word. (Not to be confused with “et cetera,” which is “etc.”)
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Really good. :). I have some tendencies thhat lean toward perfection.
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Sometimes wanting things more perfect can get in the way of being happy with what you have. 🙂
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Perfection is overrated. I prefer progress over perfection any day.
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Yes better to not get hung up on it. 🙂
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“Perfection is the enemy of progress.” -Winston Churchill. Unless you’re having open-heart surgery.
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Ha,Ha, yes sometimes perfection is good. Thank you, Dan. 🙂
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Let’s enjoy the perfect moments and the good enough one’s too!
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Yes and don’t worry if things aren’t perfect. 🙂
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🙂
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Perfectionism, I suffer that too, mainly because I had a mother who let me know just how imperfect I was on a daily basis. It’s not easy to overcome, but like everything, it’s one day at a time. And just so you know I’m making progress, my house looks like a disaster right now! LOL
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I am glad you are making progress on not being perfect. I think I have made progress with my house too. It’s definitely not perfect. 😀
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