‘Better to do something imperfectly than to do nothing flawlessly.’— Robert H. Schuller
Sometimes we hesitate to do something because we want to do something the first time flawlessly. Everything we do for the first time will not be done perfectly. It is a process of trial and error of what works and what doesn’t work. Once we do new things over and over, the behaviors become automatic. When the behaviors become automatic or second nature, there is no need to think about them unless we add a new element to the process. As we add a new element to the process, we are making readjustments, and after a course of time, the new element also becomes automatic. These new learnings become automatic which means that they are transferred to our unconscious mind. Our unconscious mind has a storehouse of experiences.
