Perfection
How to Stop Overthinking and Start Moving Your Business Forward
Business success requires quick decision-making — not long, drawn-out consensus-building. The risk isn't as great as you think, so make a decision and get moving.
I Ditched This Toxic Mindset to Compete With Google — and It Worked
The majority of your daily tasks are not worth obsessing over. Prioritize where to focus your effort, and if you're doing something big, don't worry about getting it exactly right the first time.
Perfection Requires Time — And Time Kills All Deals. Stop Trying to Be Perfect.
If you want your business to be successful in achieving its goals, you should never be shooting for perfect solutions, as perfection takes time and is the enemy of progress. You need to keep your business moving at "light speed" with a culture where "good enough" is perfectly acceptable if it helps you win the race.
Is This Common Habit Holding You Back? Here's How to Tell — and What to Do About It.
Entrepreneurs often fail to move forward because they're stifled by perfectionism.
Focusing on Your Perfect Business Plan Actually Holds You Back
When you are starting a business, progress is of the utmost importance.
Does Making Simple Decisions Feel Overwhelming? Here's How to Regain Control.
Entrepreneurs often feel like they have to do it all, but saying yes to everything does more harm than good.
Are Your High Standards Actually Embarrassingly Low?
Refusing to show weakness isn't necessarily a sign of strength.
5 Valuable Lessons I Learned Growing My Company from $0 to a $700 Million Valuation
How to set your business up for success as painlessly as possible.
Perfection Not Required
While businesses must constantly evolve, the pursuit of perfection is the enemy of progress.
Mental Illness: The Silent Destroyer
Entrepreneurship demands so much, it can be easy to lose ourselves as we chase success.
Finish the Year Strong to Carry Momentum Into 2019
Survey your accomplishments now, and reassess your goals, to conclude this year in kinetic alignment with where you want to go next.
Why You Can't Be a Perfectionist and Be an Entrepreneur
When combining the traits and expectations of a perfectionist with the stresses and processes of being an entrepreneur, it's not a good mix.
'Good Enough' Is Fine for Getting Started but It's Not a Worthy Goal
Entrepreneurs can afford neither perfectionism nor complacency.
These 2 Questions Will Help You Recognize When 'Good Enough' Really Is
Confident people strive for excellence. Insecure people fixate on perfection.
Wonder Women Focus on Progress, Not Perfection
Leading disruption is a never-ending and iterative journey. You can't move forward if you keep waiting for perfection.