Value Progress Over Perfection
"Slow and steady wins the race." — Aesop, The Tortoise and the Hare
What would happen if we focused on continuous improvement rather than striving for perfection? Celebrating small wins can boost morale and motivation.
Valuing progress over perfection fosters an environment where innovation thrives. When team members feel safe to experiment, they are more likely to contribute creative ideas without fear of failure.
A common challenge is the fear of making mistakes. To overcome this, let's create a culture where mistakes are viewed as learning opportunities. Encouraging team members to share their experiences and lessons learned.
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2 个月Dave, great reminder. I do not know who said it, but I try to remind myself, "You do not have to be perfect to begin, but you do have to begin before you can get better."
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2 个月Love this
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2 个月This is a wonderful post Mr. Nowak, thank you for doing this. For much of my creative journey, I’ve struggled with the need for perfection. Over time, I’ve found solace in the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which embraces imperfection as a natural and beautiful part of life. This perspective has taught me to find value in the process and celebrate small victories, recognizing that flaws often add character and authenticity to the work we create. Progress, after all, is far more rewarding than chasing perfection. Looking forward to seeing further posts regarding this topic.