LinkedIn’s Post

Here's your daily reminder: perfection doesn’t exist. We embrace continuous improvement and learning from every experience. Let's strive for progress, not perfection! #ExpressGOC #ContinuousImprovement #ProgressNotPerfection

Linkedin Your line is good, but I'm not sure how many people actually take note of it, follow it, understand it, and live their lives happily without aiming for perfection. I can understand that perfection is like COVID, spreading from one person to another in a matter of seconds. Once someone gets this perfection COVID virus, there's no Covishield or Covaxin for it. It's human to surrender to God and learn from within that everyone has their own way of doing things. You can improve daily, but you can't be perfect like others or aim to be perfect. Once you get this virus, you end up destroying yourself as well as affecting many others too. #linkedinnews #motivation #linkedincommunity #LinkedInLearning #LinkedInLife #LifeSkills #engineer #linkedin #linkedinposts #linkedinconnection

Perfection is in the eye of the beholder. Is a perfect glass of wine half full or half empty? It depends on whether you're drinking or pouring. Past, Present and Future theoretically discussed the conversation of imperfection by Adler, Freud and Jung transcribed an Aristotle Plato in a Socrates Template. The IDea stated to themselves... Nothing is Perfect is confuted by iwn ibservamce of peanic axiom expressed by Euclid's Nothing is Something which therefore does not exist now is expressed as proof that something was created from nothing that which is in the objectors present state becomes therefore false in the future and proven imerically by providing its existence which was created by the observers expression of its absence in the past and expressing it as an object in his observable of its absence creates the third axiomatic expression articulated as an Artistole axiomatic expression of the observer creating the object it's expression which then becomes proven false in the observer inability to was created by the formula 0=0 which is true but 0=0 becomes the object which you can not have an object created in the past now in the present which object 0=0=1 Perfection is in the eye of the beholder. Is a perfect glass of wine half full or half empty? It depends on whether you're drinking or pouring. Schrodinger and Einstein would argue that your daily reminder of nothing is perfect created the object your statement tried to prove was disproved by the mention of perfect being absent in the microcosm that your formula was based on immediately created objects to be examined to be assessed for its existence in the future and hence therefore in the past in a macrocosm as well. Einstein would provide the makes the existence of it in the future for. Iperfect was created before your exists and was created by the word being the object of your formula to prove something does not exist. That nothing and everything exists at the same time but you made was created whether it did before or not doesn't matteryour statement created it's non existence you have created the object of your profession perfection exists if two people inside a room by themselves believe the clock on the wall is telling the correct time,...and agree to it so they could know when while everyone else is "perfectly" happy knowing the truth outside of that room.

Striving for excellence and constant growth is crucial, but it's also important to acknowledge that making mistakes and having imperfections are natural in the journey of learning and development.

I agree, LinkedIn. I always say, "Perfectionism often leads to inaction." Perfectionism can create such a high standard that it becomes paralyzing. People may spend excessive time refining details or delaying action because they fear their work isn't good enough. This can prevent progress and stifle creativity. Embracing imperfection and focusing on progress rather than perfection can lead to more productive and fulfilling outcomes. #perfectionism #justdoit

You are imperfect perfection in the process of being perfected..

perfection is an illusion

The Thing I Know is that perfection is both boring and unattainable so stop trying to be prefect.

Perfection is My Weakness.

Perfection is not by appearance but rather the mindset and strategies