Why Doing Things Imperfectly is Still Worth Doing
happier, healthier, more productive Meg Humphrey happier, healthier, more productive Meg Humphrey

Why Doing Things Imperfectly is Still Worth Doing

Perfect is the enemy of the good - Meg struggled with perfectionism and it held back her ability to enjoy artistic hobbies for years. Likewise, perfectionism can hold you back from your fitness goals, especially when you take an “all or nothing” approach. Doing ‘something’, even if it’s not perfect, helps you to maintain the habit.

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