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It's close, not trying to be perfect and not striving to be perfect, I'd think the former is a foregone conclusion of unattainable goal. However the later seems
by jxramos 6y ago
It's close, not trying to be perfect and not striving to be perfect, I'd think the former is a foregone conclusion of unattainable goal. However the later seems appropriate more as an attitude towards work. Kind of subtle "to try to be something" this sort of carries notes of fabrication and possibly hubris? Alternatively, "to strive to be something" carries a degree of humility of knowing you may not attain it, but recognizing it's the process of convergence that matters not the ultimate end state. I may be reading too much into this but those are the thoughts that cone to mind.