For how long have you waited for the “perfect moment” to come so you could start doing something?
There is no “perfect moment” and “every moment is perfect”. these two phrases are two f aces of the same coin.
The perfect opportunity or the perfect time is either never present, or is always present. It all depends on how you look at it.
Those who wait for everything to be perfect so that they may begin a venture may find themselves waiting forever. No moment is ideal; there is always something lacking or less than perfect in every situation.
Then there are those whose “carpe diem” moment is any time and any where. These are the people who have the initiative to proceed whatever the odds. They never wait for the right time or the right conditions. They seize the moment and make it come right for themselves.
You may have read that perfectionism leads to procrastination. Those who wait for things or circumstances to be perfect sometimes find themselves waiting forever. There are writers who keep on editing their work again and again, producing one draft after another, never completely satisfied with their work.
Of course the other extreme, of not caring about the odds and plunging headlong into things is not to be condoned either. The best thing is to find the happy medium–a balanced approach.
Written for Question of the day.
Yes a balanced approach is the perfect approach. Great post 👍😊
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So glad you liked it !
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It is great
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So very true – striving for perfection is like being dropped off in the middle of the ocean and trying to swim for shore. Great quotes!!!!
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Thank you so much for appreciating.
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Waiting for the perfect moment can be at times, like waiting for a moment that never arrives. A balanced approach is often the best, but equally important is many times we just need to “jump in with both feet.”
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So true.
Though a balanced approach would always seem to be better sometimes jumping in with both feet is definitely the best course.
Thanks for stopping by.
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Your welcome. I guess it depends on the situation one is faced with. In one case, a balanced apporach is the best, while in another instance just jumping in would work.
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Precisely 🎀
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There is a perfection even in imperfection! So, well..you said it right every moment is perfect for it’s imperfection and thus the right moment to start!😃
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great words
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Thank you
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