For all the perfectionists out there, it\u2019ll be hard to hear that, for the most part, good actually beats perfect. Why is that? According to FalconryGroup.com, a business consultation group, focusing too much on being perfect could drain a lot of energy and profits from your business.<\/p>\n
Here are five reasons why FalconryGroup.com thinks good tops perfect:<\/p>\n
1. Good is quick out of the gate. Perfect debates whether this gate, or that one over there, is the best gate from which to proceed.<\/p>\n
2. You probably can\u2019t afford Perfect. But with a savvy mixture of your cash on hand, some pocket lint, and your own creativity (or your talent for inspiring it in others), Good is within reach.<\/p>\n
3.\tPerfect is an egotist. Good is a collaborator. Perfect is an old school, round-world, command-and-controller. Good is a progressive, flat-world, plays-well-with-others hipster.<\/p>\n
4.\tGood is motion. Perfect is an obsession. Good feels like a hike or a trip to the gym. It\u2019s got a beginning and an end. It makes you sweat. And when you\u2019re done with Good, you feel it (Good). Perfect is like a Scottish poet, locked in a seaside cabin, curtains drawn, brooding for weeks over the next couplet.<\/p>\n
5.\tGood finishes on schedule, or early, and doesn\u2019t expect kudos. Perfect always takes extra time, without asking for it. And if you object, Perfect will lecture you, gazing into the distance, with trite zingers like \u201ctime takes time,\u201d or \u201cyou can\u2019t rush (me),\u201d or this little gem, \u201cRome wasn\u2019t built in a day!\u201d<\/p>\n