Perfectionism is usually blamed for paralysis, but in the right hands, it’s a scalpel—not a shackle. The trick isn’t killing your inner critic—it’s hiring them as your editor. When wielded with intention, perfectionism becomes an accelerator, not a brake.

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<p>Perfectionism is usually blamed for paralysis, but in the right hands, it’s a scalpel—not a shackle. The trick isn’t killing your inner critic—it’s hiring them as your editor. When wielded with intention, perfectionism becomes an accelerator, not a brake.</p>

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