Perfection slows people down more than failure ever does.
We wait, tweak, second-guess—trying to get it just right. And often, nothing gets done.
But done is better than perfect.
Progress comes from showing up, trying, learning, adjusting. Not from sitting still while waiting to feel ready.
No one gets it right the first time. Or the second. What matters is movement.
Let go of perfect. Focus on forward.
Keep it messy. Keep it real. Keep it moving.
