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EPISODE · May 25, 2022 · 29 MIN

#NiksTips on Perfectionism

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thank you LiveFlow, visit liveflow.io/sons and get 20% off for 3 months with promo code SONS Niks breaks down perfectionism in an accounting firm... Perfectionism is often defined as the need to be or appear to be perfect, even to believe that it's possible to achieve perfection. It is typically viewed as a positive trait rather than a flaw. People may use the term healthy perfectionism to describe or justify perfectionist behavior. if you're a perfectionist, I don't think that you should run a business when I think of perfectionism, I also think of delegation because people who are perfectionists can't delegate, but I see you as the ultimate delegator because you basically have somebody else running your business I wouldn't call myself a perfectionist, but I'd like things done, right. If I know. If it doesn't get done, right. It's going to create problems later. I'm a big fan of a one-way workflow know your weaknesses, know your strengths. but then also, you know, while you're doing something always know that there's room for improvement and that you don't already have something that is perfect. Expect your systems to always need to be improved upon. this way you leave room for margin of error and for improvement

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