Don’t wait on perfection – make mistakes at full speed.
Perfection is a cute concept and an opinion,
a preference.
I’m not going to get perfect right.
Mistakes are vital to the process.
The process is learning.
The outcome is data, reference, feedback.
Everything is learning.
Learning at full speed is not as fast as possible.
It’s the appropriate speed based on
clarity of vision, perceived risk, and competency.
When we don’t wait on perfection,
we trade control for contribution
and perfect for practice.
Determine what is actually required.
Anything less than full speed
only delays the learning process,
which equals slow-motion learning.
In a world of too much toomuchness,
Don’t wait on perfection is the line between
being stuck and learning at full speed.
Are you afraid of making a mistake or learning?