Don’t chase perfection—chase progress. Shipping code, asking questions, learning from mistakes, and improving every day will take you further than waiting until you “know enough.” Focus on consistency, not just brilliance. That’s how great developers are made
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<p>Perfection is often the enemy of good. I like to think the process of achieving perfection as "traveling constantly in the beginning of infinity". Even though every step takes you closer to it, you are always infinitely far away from it. The logic applies beautifully also in the progress and knowledge creation in general. There are no limits on new discoveries. There is actually a great book called "The Beginning of Infinity" that talks about the topic. </p>
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