I've not read GKC but it seems applicable to professional pursuits too. E.g., "Perfect is the enemy of good" has the same sentiment. Also, it's a curative to p

I've not read GKC but it seems applicable to professional pursuits too. E.g., "Perfect is the enemy of good" has the same sentiment. Also, it's a curative to people of a perfectionist bent. Perfectionism often keeps one from trying something new.