Perfectionism sounds beautiful. But if you dig deeper, it’s not about quality—it’s about completion. And completion is the end of a process. The end of growth. The end of life.
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💀 Perfectionism = The Finale
- The perfect form is unchangeable.
- Nothing can be done with it, it cannot evolve.
- Which means—it is dead.
⚠️ Life is a Process, Not a Frozen Form
- Reality is constantly changing.
- Perfectionism tries to fix it in place, to freeze it.
- But anything that is fixed no longer develops.
⏳ By the Time You Reach ‘Perfection,’ Reality Will Have Changed
- You work on something until it becomes “perfect.”
- But while you’re doing that, the world changes, the context shifts.
- And your “perfect” work may become outdated before it even sees the light of day.
🚀 The Best Weapon Against Perfectionism is Publishing
- Once published, it already lives.
- It can be refined, changed, improved.
- But it already exists, already impacts reality.
💡 Perfection = Illusion. Growth = Reality.
- Nothing is ultimately perfect.
- But there are things that can be improved, adapted, evolved.
- It’s better to create 100 unfinished but evolving things than a single “perfect” but dead one.
🔥 Conclusion
✅ Perfectionism = Death because it kills growth.
✅ Better to release now and improve later than never release at all.
✅ Life is movement, not a final destination.
✅ Perfection is just a beautiful trap that prevents action.
Want to create? Then perfectionism must die first. 🔥