It’s a difficult one, isn’t? On the one hand you want to put out your best work, always.
On the other hand, perfection is the enemy of execution.
When do you say something is “good enough” and when do aim for a higher standard?
What if “good enough” actually was the best standard? If perfection delays or destroys progress, it is really something to strive for?
“Good enough” is the best because it got made. It started the conversation. It got the show on the road.
There’d be no show without “good enough”.
Celebrate your “good enough”.
And it gives you plenty in the tank for the next one.
