The Perfect Perfect

"So let your instructions accept at least your actions." What does this verse mean for me? So what does this mean to you? The number of people who believe they are practicing role models. Maybe you will not qualify. This is my feeling. When I sit down and start thinking about the lecture, I will study at high school last year. I hope that it will work. It is strange. Finally I decided to make it a model life. I feel that there is neither the right nor the privilege to allow others to follow me.

Returning to the minor league, I remember one of my coaches saying, "Practice is not perfect, perfect practice makes people perfect." According to experts such as Anders Ericsson, one of the keys to progress in any problem is to practice to achieve a specific goal under coach or mentor supervision. As "Product Chief Executive Officer", I noticed that as a product manager I was looking for advice and feedback from my colleagues at a rather slow pace. I do not think it is totally mastering my product. I noticed that putting my body on the island was not the intentional custom of my crafts. The work of Gritty PM is to gain insights from experts who can guide them to practice more carefully.

Everything we saw saw "perfect" things. We pursue perfection in every aspect of our life. We worship the perfect life, the perfect life, the perfect person to work. We will learn for the exam to get the perfect score for the perfect job. We are looking for a perfect partner for the rest of our lives who live in the perfect home of the perfect community. We go to work and we are looking forward to the perfection of ourselves and everyone around us. We are a perfect addictive society. When I do something, I think the first mistake I always do is to aim for perfection. I hope my time and energy products are perfect. Since I was a child (I think I can contact you), I was taught that perfection is the culmination of success. If you are not perfect, there is no perfect test, perfect movement, tools - you fail. We have defined ourselves perfectly