 allow the perfect to get in the way of the possible. I've done that in my life and I've allowed others around me to put me on hold because they were perfectionists to a degree that I wouldn't have been and it paralyzes us. It makes us stationary because the possible is postponed in pursuit of the perfect. You know the anchor of a ship doesn't have to be all the way back on board for the ship to move. The anchor only has to be a few inches of the seabed for the ship to move. And I think that's a good metaphor for what I'm trying to say to you. I think some people think the anchor has to be all the way back on board. We can see it is on board before we move. No it doesn't. It can be a few inches off the ground for the possible to take place. Stop obsessing over the perfect at the expense of the possible. I learned that the hardware you don't need to.