Of course, there will always be more you could do, but you have to remind yourself that perfectionism is the voice of the oppressor.
In Anne Lamott's book "Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life," she discusses the challenge of perfectionism in the creative process. She emphasizes that while there are countless improvements one might consider for their work, it is essential to recognize that striving for absolute perfection can be detrimental. Instead, one should focus on progress and the process of creation rather than getting bogged down by unrealistic standards.
Lamott suggests...
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