I disagree with the point about perfectionism being a bad "quality". Of course its definitely not a good idea to make everything perfect; A craftsman might stri

I disagree with the point about perfectionism being a bad "quality". Of course its definitely not a good idea to make everything perfect; A craftsman might strive to make a perfect wooden closet but not when cooking the food he eats while he is making the closet. Here's two points I can really relate to: - Don't waste effort on something that isn't important. - Focus on the next task, as in, execute in the best way possible. They seem contradictory, but really this next point can resolve it: - Don't do anything unimportant. In 2007 I really wanted to study a Software Engineering and Commerce degree and the degree had a UAI requirement of 94.45. I graduated high school that year with a UAI of 94.55. (UAI stands for University Admission Index and was used in one of the states in Australia.)