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I used to style my hair; however, I grew tired of it. Not because I didn’t like the style, I just got tired of spending each morning styling my hair. As a man I have more important things to do, like trim my beard. But, what was really frustrating about styling my hair is that no matter how hard I tried I never got it perfect. It never looked like the way other people had theirs or the way the stylist did mine. Now I just grow it out and buzz it. It doesn’t look perfect, but then again does it have to be? And what does that mean if it is perfect?
You might not have a hair problem; however, how often have you dwelled on perfection to the point that you missed out on an opportunity or worst lost the trust of your followers?
There is this fear of being imperfect. Many of us will deny having this fear; however, most of us suffer from it in some form or capacity. If we aren’t perfect we don’t look:
And the list could go on. But if we dwell on perfection for too long we could suffer some major consequences. The problem with dwelling on perfection is that:
You should strive for greatness, and a high level of excellence. It’s tempting to dwell on perfection because in perfection there is no pain, nor failure. But, dwelling on perfection means avoiding reality, hiding from the obstacles and not moving forward. It’s okay to fail, and it’s okay to show your imperfections. Don’t believe me? Open up the Bible, study any great leader and if they aren’t named Jesus you’ll find a few flaws.
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