What are your first principles (rules you've developed) in your life?
What are your first principles (rules you've developed) in your life?
People who make me feel like crap or worse off then when I encountered them consistently are written off and out of my life
Doesn't matter if its family, nobody is entitled to your attention and suffering and it does nobody any real good for you to succumb to the inevitable dysfunction it creates in your life and relationships and also material conditions.
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As a counter to perfectionism:
If it's worth doing, then it's worth doing poorly. [source: a reddit user]
MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is a good tool of thumb also. What is the simplest end result you can work towards to establish a foundation/working model you can iterate over if necessary later to "perfect"
I always liked, "Perfect is the enemy of good," and a close second, "Make it work, then make it better."
Make it work, then make it better.
I really like this one. It's borderline a mantra.