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Understanding the Perfection Paradox
In today's fast-paced and performance-driven world, many individuals, especially those in leadership and entrepreneurship positions, find themselves grappling with the desire for perfection in their plans and actions. This struggle is encapsulated in a concept known as the Perfection Paradox. Introduced during training at the CIA, this paradox defines the phenomenon where individuals continually seek to make minor incremental improvements to their plans without actually taking action. As a result, they become trapped in a cycle of planning that yields no real impact.