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	This is an interesting subject. When looked at from an approach of continual improvement in the context of learning the aim for perfection is productive.     When seen as a end in itself the aim for perfection can lead to destructive curve fitting, inappropriate allocation of time, or similar symptoms. A good test of which mode you are operating in is to ask yourself a question about your attitude to mistakes. If you love mistakes because they are opportunities to learn then you are probably in the first mind-set of continual improvement. If the answer is you often 'kick yourself' for making mistakes then you probably have the second unproductive mind-set. There are practical steps that can be taken if you feel you are suffering from the second perception. Now imagine what you are going to do about it.		Welcome Self Assessment Links Inner Tendencies What's New Contact Us Calm Secrets Tip of the Week Risk of Ruin