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- Der wahre Test für Perfektionismus: alle loben die Arbeit, aber man selbst weiß, sie ist noch nicht exzellent.
- Man könnte eine Aufgabe auch einfach schnell abhaken, ohne dafür Ärger zu bekommen, aber man weiß es selbst.
- Wer sich immer wieder mit mittelmäßiger Arbeit zufriedengibt, wird am Ende selbst zu so einer Person.
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0:00the but I'll know refrain. I think that a lot of the personal excellence comes down to making the but I'll know more important than the but everyone what will everyone else think? Because the I think the true test of whether you're a quote perfectionist or not is if everyone else in the room says it's exceptional and then you say but I'll know it's not because I don't think it's exceptional yet. If you still break what everyone else believes is beautiful so that you can make the thing that you make it the way you want it to make or make it the way you want it to be. I think that is probably like the the truest test of whether or not you really do value your own opinion over those of other people's. And if you really want to be true to quote the art, whatever your art is, art, I'm using as like a generic term. It could be the career or the even like the ex the the financial projections that you're supposed to do at your company. Like there is a way you could do it and do it absolutely [ __ ] excellent. And there's a way you could do it that you could phone it in and probably not get in trouble. But the thing is that you'd know and then you'd be the type of person who always phones it in. And that to me is disgusting. And that would make me disgusted with me. And that is the thing that would make me want to peel my skin off because I would hate me. And I think that's why so many people do hate them because they do settle and they do make these things and they do know and still ignore it. And so they ignore the man in the other room who's clearing his throat and they shut the door and they lock it and they never let that guy in. And so they look like everyone else.
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