[post_page_title]It’s never truly final[/post_page_title]
If you’re a perfectionist, you know that no project is ever really finished. There are always ways you can improve something, but there comes a time where it really stops being worth the effort. That’s the time when you can save your final draft and call it a day.
And then return to it the next day and make another final draft. And another. And another. All of the sudden, the word “final” really stops having any meaning. If this describes you, try to learn how to be happy with your work without constant edits!
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