Once you’ve accomplished your goal, stop messing around and move on. The more you poke around, the better your chance of doing more harm than good.
Stop Trying to Be Perfect
How much is good enough?
I received an email from an MTMer who changed careers to become a Surgical Assistant. He did it at an age when most folks start thinking about retirement.
Mike shared a useful saying he’s heard many times in the operating room.
He said,” The evil of good enough is better.”
Once you’ve accomplished your goal, stop messing around and move on. The more you poke around, the better your chance of doing more harm than good.
A simple concept. I like simple. Simple works.