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Perfectionism is often deemed a virtue, but it can be a crippling adversary on the path to reinvention and progress. The fear of making a mistake or the obsession with presenting a flawless image can paralyze one's efforts. This chapter unravels the truth that progress outweighs perfection. It underscores the value of starting, regardless of imperfections, and the merits of learning through action.
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