So glad you enjoyed the post and were motivated by it! I’m guilty of that too.
So many of us can use perfection for a reason to procrastinate about doing something.
It prolongs the real things we often deal with such as fear. I was afraid of the unknown outcome.
Thanks for commenting!
Denny

It reminds me of another saying, “Fail forward fast”. I see my analogy as the same thing.
No matter what product we create it will never be perfect and will need adjustment at some point.
By acting sooner and using the data to improve it sooner so in theory, we are failing forward faster, leading to improving faster.
It could be a better solution 🙂
Denny

Hey Nakina,
Thanks for your comment, I’m so glad you found it helpful!
I was once a perfectionist but it was for two reasons.
First, I wanted things done well and secondly, I was afraid of failure and didn’t really want to see the outcome.
So, the longer I took to perfect it I was dragging out the result in fear. I’ve had to decide to not care what others think and or about negative results and see it as valuable data to improve whatever it was I was working on. I’m very happy you find it useful 🙂
Denny

So glad you enjoyed the post and found it helpful, Atif!
Sometimes we have a tendency of holding ourselves back so we don’t need to add to the delay 🙂
I’ll keep updating progress on the FB ad and make sure it’s available.
Here’s to acting, adjusting and moving forward!
Denny