RE: Perfectionism: A Burden in Disguise

I feel your pain ! I've spent years forcing myself to accept that "good enough" may not be perfect, but it's better to do that and get something done than try for perfection and be frozen into immobility.

When it comes to running my business, perfectionism slows me down and makes the business less agile, but even launching a new product or service as "good enough" for me still tends to mean it's a lot better than what the competition are doing !