It Is Okay To Be A Perfectionist, But Do Not Forget Your Purpose

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It is okay to be a perfectionist, but do not forget why you are doing what you are doing. And do not forget where you are going.

If you want to get a lot more done in your life, you must focus on getting better at what you are doing.

Perfection is not possible. It is a dream that will never come true. If your dream is to be great at what you do, getting better is the way, the only way.

Here is why you shouldn’t worry about being perfect at what you are doing:

According to Dr. Kenneth R. Ginsburg, ‘Perfectionists reject anything less than a flawless product or performance. They don’t enjoy the process of creating because they worry endlessly about not performing as well as they think they should.’

When you are creating something new, when you are modifying something old, focus on what you are doing.

Learning happens when we are doing, not when we are done.

When perfectionists do well, they may not even notice because they are so worried about mistakes they might make or focused on how they could do better.’

If you do not pay attention to where you are in your life, to what you are doing, you will never achieve your dreams.

Success starts with attention. Achievements happen when we pay attention to what we are doing.

Perfectionism is a state of unease driven by an intense sense of being unacceptable.’- Dr. Kenneth R. Ginsburg

Failures happen when we don’t see what is in front of us.

Perfectionists see every mistake as evidence they’re are unworthy or not good enough.’

Growth happens when you accept your mistakes as learning opportunities.

Success happens when you accept a mistake as a bridge to where you are going.

Successful people are not scared of mistakes. In fact, they welcome them.

‘Perfectionists fear adversity. They lack the flexibility to rebound from difficulty because challenges paralyze them. The thought of not doing something well prevents them from taking chances that successful people take to reach their greatest potential.’

You cannot live a great life without adversity. Adversity is not your enemy. Adversity is your frenemy.

When you face your adversity, your success is likely to come to you.

But if you don’t, if you do not have the courage to face what is yours to face, do not hope for success.

Why? Because when it comes to success, when it comes to achieving the impossible, hope is not a plan.

‘Hope is not a strategy.’

If you want to be successful, adversity is the way.

10 Important Quotes On How To Reclaim your Time

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‘There is a time for some things, and a time for all things; a time for great things, and a time for small things.’- Miguel de Cervantes

Use your time wisely. Do not waste your time on worthless things.

‘How we remember the past determines the shape of the future.’- James Carroll

Here are more quotes on how to reclaim your time:

‘We can’t find time. We can’t make time. We can protect time.‘- Ann Gomez

Planning for too many priorities is like planning to fail. Too many priorities lead to to slower progress, always reacting, more stress and frustration, personal sacrifices, and higher costs.’- Ann Gomez

‘If we are constantly on alert, we can never carve out the focus time we need for deep thinking and high-quality work.’- Ann Gomez

‘Your core priorities are specific goals, each with a clear what, when, and why.’- Ann Gomez

Deadlines drive productivity.’- Ann Gomez

‘Just because something is a great opportunity doesn’t mean it is great to pursue now.’- Ann Gomez

‘Don’t use your memory for your to-do list.’- Ann Gomez

‘If you do not have enough time for your core priorities, the solution is to add more structure to your days.‘ – Ann Gomez

‘If you are consistently short on time, the answer is to stop being so flexible.‘ – Ann Gomez

Routines are the secret of the world’s most productive people.’- Ann Gomez

‘The more decisions we automate through routines, the easier our days become.’- Ann Gomez