That damage controlling got me into many mental burnouts as I am very often a perfectionist. In the past I used to think of it as a quality, but not anymore.
Your version of experiencing a vision in our heads without having everything figured out might take away the risks of disappointment if that vision doesn't come to life. Very often it's those details that ruin some visions that we have.
Regarding your post's topic one famous quote comes to my mind: expect the unexpected and you'll never be dissapointed.
You have to have a vision though...otherwise you'll just drift into others.
Wish you a great day!
It can be a virtue...wanting to do things in the very best way. But ya perfectionism is a joy zapper and is usually fueled by fear, so I guess discernment is the key. Noticing our tendencies and being honest about our motives.
I always appreciate your thoughtful comments. 🙏🏽
Same here.
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