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Choosing Progress Over Perfection
Perfectionism asks for flawless from the first stroke. Progress asks for the next step. The difference, and four ways to shift from one to the other.
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Perfectionism asks for flawless from the first stroke. Progress asks for the next step. The difference, and four ways to shift from one to the other.
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