From Seth Godin's blog.
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No one reads a comic strip because it's drawn well
It has to be drawn well enough, not perfectly.
No one goes to a rock concert because the band is in tune. They have to be close enough to not be distracting, but being in tune isn't the point.
No one buys a house because every floorboard is hammered in at the six sigma level of perfection. They have to be good enough, and better than good enough is just fine, but perfect isn't something that's going to overwhelm location, beauty, peace of mind and price.
As creators, our pursuit of perfection might be misguided, particularly if it comes at the expense of the things that matter.
Thanks for the reminder to do what we can with what we have, learn a bit, and have FUN.
n3eg
Loc: West coast USA
Wall-E wrote:
From Seth Godin's blog.
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No one reads a comic strip because it's drawn well
It has to be drawn well enough, not perfectly.
Another fan of Scott Adams speaks out.
DaveMM
Loc: Port Elizabeth, South Africa
I tend to look at a photograph and judge how well it is done. My wife will look at a photograph and see how well it shows her what the grandchildren were doing one minute and hundreds of kilometres away. Can I say she is wrong? Not at all.
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