A speaker argues that chasing perfection backfires. Instead, build resilience by returning to work quickly after mistakes. Consistency and steady progress matter more than getting it right the first time.
And that's been a big part of it for me too, to say, don't give up, just do the best you can when you can, you know? And that tends to make it more often than not, because sometimes I would feel like I need to do all this right. And when I did something wrong, then I would go, oh, well, you know, eff it, I already messed up. And would get maybe lazy or, you know, just not keep doing it. I, I've really learned that it's, you know, you have to be well-rounded, and I don't give up. I get right back at it.
