Haha, same! My reaction to reading Luisa’s post was “Ohh, wait, perfectionism is spending time inefficiently because I don’t want to stopping working on one task until I think it’s good?” Calling this “perfectionism” feels a bit misleading: from the inside it never felt like I was trying to make something perfect, just meeting an (admittedly high) bar for “good enough.”
Haha, same! My reaction to reading Luisa’s post was “Ohh, wait, perfectionism is spending time inefficiently because I don’t want to stopping working on one task until I think it’s good?” Calling this “perfectionism” feels a bit misleading: from the inside it never felt like I was trying to make something perfect, just meeting an (admittedly high) bar for “good enough.”