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Chasing Perfection Instead of Taking Action?
Are you chasing perfection instead of taking action?
And please leave a comment down below… are you a perfectionist? How do you move into action?
Are you chasing perfection instead of taking action?
And please leave a comment down below… are you a perfectionist? How do you move into action?
Joel Sweeney says
Perfection and procrastination have been my two biggest demons. Your message is so timely. I have never felt more committed.
Thanks You!
Paul Henderson says
Hey Jeff,
your videos always ring true for me. I have been the very person your video is aimed at, and still am to a point – though less so than before. I'm convinced it is a way people have of delaying either failure – or success!
I think we are equally capable of being afraid of both failure and success, and so we fiddle about getting things perfect so that we can kid ourselves we are still doing useful valuable work. Unfortunately, it's only when we move away from this stagnation trap and step outside our comfort zones that we get to experience the real pleasure that awaits us – in whatever it is we're doing.
Great vid as always Jeff.
Jeff Walker says
@Paul: so true about being afraid of both success and failure… and how perfectionism can be a crutch we use to avoid both.
Beto says
Perhaps you can be perfectionist on some things and some others don't. And I understand well that if you fail, you still have won some valuable knowledge or experience. So the hidden message of being perfectionist in everything perhaps is the fear to fail. However I have an habit to aim to the stars and maybe I'll shoot the sky, while some others aim to the sky, and maybe they'll shoot a bird.
Dan says
How about: using perfectionism to slow down your progress, out of fear of being unable to manage the ever-increasing flow of new clients, and fearing that you'll be unable to meet their needs fully and provide a great enough customer service to them all, because now they're just FLICKING to you? How do you deal with that?
Thanks Jeff!
Steve eMailSmith says
I have to admit, Jeff – I'm guilty as charged.
There was a time when I was arguing fiercely with my wife, who was saying it was my main character flaw.. LOL
I was always answering that she didn't seem so upset when I have chosen HER, back in the day… from all the other girlfriends I had…
But back on topic, which is, of course, perfectionism in marketing – I fight with myself every day.
When I'm 'almost ready' to publish a piece, say a blog post, or send an email, or write a new chapter on my book, etc… I feel the URGE to stop and analyze everything again.
So, in order to win this battle, I've decided to allow maximum 3 revisions, quickly, just after I wrote a new piece.
And I start my day with the 3rd revision for the piece from yesterday (a good night's sleep helps showing mistakes I might have overseen the day before) followed by publishing, then I start the research, writing and revisioning the next piece…
Not ideal, I suppose, but building Pavlov-driven good habits is the key to fight any kind of addiction, or character flaws like perfectionism 🙂
Makes sense?
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David says
I laughed when I read your email and saw this posting. Thanks for "reading" my mind. I spoke to my wife about this very issue yesterday as we ran errands. I started reading the War of Art yesterday. That books nails procrastination to a "T". I have been a perfectionist as I start my new business. No more.
Thank you so much for teaching me so many valuable lessons in such a short time frame. Thanks too for all the amazing people in this group who have offered support and kind comments. You and your staff have worked hard to bring such incredible value to so many people. Thanks does not seem enough.
I hope you have an amazing Fathers Day with your family. God bless.
Patricia Reszetylo says
I like that – "motion begets motion". That's so true – and thanks for the great sound bite to fire off my week of super productivity!
Dori Friend says
Hey Jeff,
Great inspiration for Sunday morning. I love watching your videos and your camping one inspired me to unplug for 4 days. I read fiction for the first time in forever! lol
One place where I had to give up perfection a long time ago was SPELLING! I still get tousled around some by people who think it is incredibly unprofessional, but, I had to let it go cause even though I am a UC Berkeley grad, I just don't see the stuff spell checkers don't catch, AND, it really slowed me down to find someone to proof read everything I sent out, so, with miss-spelling's abound, I do pretty well. 😉
Jeff Walker says
@Dori: I love that I inspired you to unplug for four days! And I truly believe that fiction is great for the soul AND the business brain. NOTE TO SELF: read more fiction!
Richard McFarland says
awesome post Jeff. imagine how much movement of money is missing in our economy due to perfection paralysis. money is out there in abundance. as is the desire to become better thus people hungry for good content. all of us who have something of value to offer owe it to ourselves and our family to Move now not tomorrow. these words of inspiration should be published in a larger format to have even more impact. maybe a book. 😉
Rick Raddatz says
Right on Jeff. Someone once told me that just before you do something great, you will experience maximum — potentially immobalizing — fear because you are necessarily outside of your comfort zone. A person's first product launch definitely counts as something great, and I think that "pre-greatness fear" is often the root cause and perfectionism is often the symptom. Either way, the solution is the same — action!
Jeff Walker says
@Rick: That's exactly right… Steven Pressfield talks about this in "The War of Art" – that your internal resistance always flares up right when you are at the goal line.
P.S. haven't seen you in forever… it's been a long time!
Mariana says
Hi Jeff,
I suffer also from perfeccionism, and I 'have to say that every time I make a mistake, it really hurts a lot… Some of those mistakes are not just the choice of a shopping cart, they made me loose a lot of opportunities. To be honest, I struggle with the fear of screwing up. As you say, may be I use perfeccionism to handdle the fear of success and failure at the same time.
Keller Coleman says
Fantastic video. Jeff you always share great ideas and content. Keep up the wonderful work and thanks.
Denis Kraiser says
Great Video Jeff,
This is so true. Sometimes perfectionism stop us moving ahead.
Jiri Novotny says
Great video.
It has reminded me that I've written an article with 4 techniques for overcoming resistance – they've been valuable to me over the last few years:
This is exactly how I move into action!
Siu Ling says
Ouch….you just hit the exact point that my coach has been trying to beat out of me. 🙂
Mary says
Super, Jeff,
Thanks for the no frills candor. I need to hear more of this and less of the frilly magic wand stuff.
Peace be with you.
Mary ~
Paul says
Hi Jeff,
great video. Yes, I'm a perfectionist. But I also know, that I should start my projects before finding perfection. And I do it.
You're talking about camera, but it's also about creating websites. If you're good, you can take the simplest website template and just start. You will have time to make it perfect later.
Maggie Percy says
I'm also a recovering perfectionist. From childhood, my opinion of my value was based on how I was 'graded' by teachers, parents, etc. Thus my fear of getting a poor grade–it meant I was not valuable. Recently, a colleague pointed out that perfectionists make more mistakes. I knew that energetically, we attract what we focus on, so if we are obsessing about mistakes, that is what we experience, but I had never thought of it that way. His statement was so right on, and unlike other persuasive suggestions about dropping perfectionism, it played to my perfectionism. I immediately wanted NOT to be a perfectionist, because I don't want to make more mistakes. So all you perfectionists out there–perfectionists make more mistakes, so let it go!
Doug Greene says
Jeff … thanks for the reminder! A quote I remember: "One foot in the wrong direction is better than 100 years of thinking about it. You can always course correct."
Terry says
My perfectionism is normally expressed as wanting to know exactly how things work before I take action. I normally worry things to death until I get to the "oh, what the hell" stage which I call the "give a crap (censored)" moment and then I take action.Once I get moving things normally fall into place.
Gai Comans says
Hi Jeff
The Seed Launch Deep Dive Training was totally awesome and timely for me as I was creating my first product. I must also confess though, that I am recovering perfectionist! but now strive for excellence instead.
In the end no one or nothing is perfect but realising that your "flaws" are what make you and/or your product individual and different is actually a great thing and the one thing that no one else can copy. So instead of trying to be perfect now I celebrate my "flaws". 🙂
Jeff Walker says
@Gai: that's an incredible point… you "flaws" are what gives your work personality. And in this day and age where everyone is a brand, that brand is largely built around your personality…
Dan says
Great content Jeff. I think most, if not all of us have sufferered from this sort of perfectionism that ends up delaying everything. What ive learned in the last few years is that Imperfect action is so important especially when you are first building your business. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Arturo Monge says
Hi, Jeff! For a perfectionist still struggling to recover like myself, action is definitely the best remedy.
I recently suffered from this: I decided to do my first launch ever as a practice quick launch to my active customers (I have a software company). I had to warm an ice cold relationship that I had just let die, as it had been almost three years since I emailed them the last time. So I was delaying and delaying and delaying my quick launch because I wanted to write that "perfect first email" to begin my quick launch. After more than two months of this, one day I just sat down for about an hour, and simply wrote to them what I felt, and did not worry about form, or triggers, or what they would think of the email. The response I got was great… and now I'm ready to send them my fourth email in this quick launch sequence I quickly wrote on a piece of paper, after writing that first email.
Once you start moving, it is definitely a lot easier to keep moving. The momentum just keeps you on track. Thanks for the video!
David Sanders says
Jeff, I always love your videos, and this is a prime example. They are always like being welcomed into your home and into your life. I can almost smell the pine and cedar in the Durango air. It's not about the camera… it's about being real. You've got that down!
John Wright says
Jeff I like your sense of humor and the way you talk to us on
your videos. You are right about perfection and perfection. It is
so easy to make excuses not to just start. I know I have taken
way too much time to get started.
Last September I found out I have two kinds of Lymphoma
Cancer and went through 6 months of intense chemo therapy.
Now I am in remission and am seeking ways to be cancer
free through proper nutrition.
Any way thanks for your teachings.
Ed Moore says
I chased Perfectionism. This is what I found. VISION by Ed Moore It goes: When you see yourself, in the Eyes of others, You see Good. When you find yourself, in the Eyes of others, You see Better. When you see and find Yourself, in the Eyes of ALL, You see GOD. When You understand this, You see Jesus. AMEN. This is as close as I can say for Perfectionism. I need to publish this, for all to read. Thanks for the outlet.
Perin van Stralen says
Jeff it's so great you improve what your telling. Since I watch your all valuable videos, I was that again and again, the videos are just videos, where sounds or lightings are not perfect.(Have you noticed the mosquitos in this one? It was fun cause I listened whith earplugs on my smartphone. I really thought it came in my ear 🙂 )
There is just one thing that counts, the MESSAGE you want to share. I learned to speaking intoa camera last year. It lifts up my business quiet well.
Since I quitt my perfectionism my business is much better growing. As I am Dutch and not native speaker, I just don't care so much to make mistakes in language. Even better, I just start a new business and sure to start in English. Way out of my comfort zone.
Because the message is clear for me I can communicate it in English to. The potenial in English is exponantial bigger.
As I try here too to get used to write in English, I really appreciate if you or readers would recommand me to perform my English before to make this huge jump for my business. Actually I know the answer already, just start and launch it.
PS. I'll be by the end of the month in 3 days training with Dave V. & Dustin M. So that's a start to get over the ocean. I want to come some time to thank-you personaly for the videos you gave me for free so far. It really inspired me to start my videos last year. Because as I saw that, there's no perfect video neccesary to communicate your message.
Again, it's the message that counts. Regards. Péron
Diane Carr says
Jeff – your Seed Launch Deep Dive Training persuaded me more than ever that if I keep letting the struggle to find a name for my company keep me from creating transformation in the souls and lives I've have been put here to help, then I am not fulfilling the purpose mission I've been given! After reading this blog , I just purchased a domain name! Momentum!!
Paulo says
Hey Jeff, I love your work, where do I get the PLF ?
Candess says
Love the PLF class and the Seed Launch Program. Jeff has an incredible ability to keep us all involved and get our product launch done!
Often with clients I encourage them to "lower the bar" because when they set it too high, they just become paralyzed. When they lower the bar, they can still jump as high, or create the best product, but they don't have the stress, fear and resistance.
Ivelin says
That was a great video Jeff.
Especially the bit on perfection. It's very interesting way to look at it but I think you're right it's a way to procrastinate. And it's stopping you from taking action quicker. And as we know IM is all about SPEED of implementation 🙂
Thanks again,
Ali Davidson says
Oh Jeff, how timely. It's amazing how often I say these same words to my clients and don't see my own perfectionism at work. Love your wisdom. Thanks for sharing. I'm getting ready to launch my website and new products and I have been obsessing! Especially about the videos. But you have put my mind at ease. Love love love it!
David says
Very well said Jeff. Fear is the biggest obstacle to success. Fear of failure, fear of success, fear of being judged. The list is long. To make ourselves feel better we hide it under the guise of being a "perfectionist" only because it sounds a lot better than the truth which is we are procrastinating. There is no magic solution for this. Our goal has to tap into a desire so strong that it overcomes the fear and constant challenges while moving us forward no matter the risk. If our goal doesn't evoke a desire that powerful, we probably won't make it.
Laya says
Great video, inspiring. I wish I had someone who would help me through the process. I know you said it's not about the camera, but I do get stuck in the details, like how do I get a shopping cart. It probably sounds so simple to you, "just sign up" or "have a VA do it" but finding the VA is a project I've failed at several times, also at cost. I've been so stuck in trying to get things going. It took me so long (and lots of money) to get my imperfect website up which I finally did with a free service, all by myself. I still haven't mastered the art of sending out an ezine. I wish I had a buddy or mentor who could walk me through the steps of all the technical stuff. The content is the easy stuff and my delight to share. Thanks for your encouraging words Jeff.
Geoff says
Hi Jeff, It is a classic case of the80/20 principle (for which I am an international advocate) – a few things really matter and the vast majority thing just don't matter at all.
I love your comment about if you obsess, then focus that on the customer experience.
Geoff fro New Zealand
javier says
Hi Jeff, you're such a man…
I like everything you say, it's true, I'm an action man, not a perfectionist, I make things right away… The thing is that I'm a bit, I don't know how to say… I have a lot of things to do. I know It's one at the time, I have about 5 products on the shelf waiting to be launched but three things happen:
I don't know if it's better to sell a video series in a DVD pack or make a membership place where they can watch them or sell the product as a webinar in first place and then create the proffesional videos… I'm absolutely sure the product is great. Webinars could make improve the DVD content but… it's a very easy system to follow… some doubts of my clients could appear but, nothing I could resolve in my blog.
What would you recomend me?
Thank you for your blog and for answering
Fiona says
Urgggg you got me! I keep trying to just do it but…. hey, you know the story. I think it's slightly to do with perfection, but perfection is masking fear of failure…. there you go, totally exposed now. 😉
Renato Pazini says
Very good, perfection has to be modeled with work and without fear.
Sera that my thinking is right?
Thank you, Hugs.
Bruce Whipple says
As my good friend and superb entrepreneur, Dan Pena, taught me. "Perfection equals paralysis!". Your comments are spot on Jeff.
Best Regards,
Bruce Whipple
Piotr says
Great video Jeff. I have been delaying creating products and getting stuff online due to such excuses : I have no camera so I got camera , then I said: I have no microphone that is good so I got microphone , then I said : I suck at camera so I trained for a few months but it was such a delay. Then I said: my accent sucks but I got over it because if I focus on it I will not be able to serve the betterment of this world. Finally I said It is time to just do it and in 3 days I was able to make 3 direct to camera videos. They are not great and I am not sure if everyone is looking at his/her video and does not like it or it is just me 🙂
So put squeeze page and I will drive traffic to it as soon as I am done with editing the 3 value videos. Then I will do first month of my monthly training and see how it goes.
Great inspiring comments from participants in this blog too.
Thank you all. Have a great day
Julie says
This was perfect timing for me. I have been 'ready to launch' my website for weeks now, and keep putting it off for various reasons, the bottom line is its not perfect.
My husband even keeps saying ' I see you watching all these trainings but when are you launching your product?'
Ok, I commit to launching it by Friday. FRIDAY!
Odile says
I really enjoyed what I heard on your video, and so what I watch. In fact if somebody as you, simply speaks about this blocking, a feeling told me : replace perfectionism by big pride ? We have to accept to be just a human being. And in fact, it is our major challenge !
Just to be a human, but a real one.
Dodi says
I get a lot of emails…most days it feels overwhelming! I end up sorting and deleting…but I stop and listen to your videos every time!!! I appreciate that you keep them short, and they are packed with content and delivered in the "Jeff Walker home-style". Hard not to smile as I listen! Thanks, and hope you enjoyed your day!
Patrick Martin says
Thanks Jeff. This is one of the best video presentations I've seen you do. And of course the content is so relevant to so many of us.
Arham faraaz says
Hi Jeff,
I have been procrastinating to shot my videos, write down my ebook (just completed the free report), I guess I was addicted with the perfectionism and did nothing.
Thanks for the video.
Michael Rich says
Inspirational Video. Take Action! Get moving!
I am on a 90 Day Video Challenge these days. Releasing 1 video each day for community, and this video sums up things 'perfectly.'
I am a recovering perfectionist. Cheers, Jeff!
Lena says
Great video, I loved your definition of perfectionism 🙂
Trace Haskins says
Love the distinction of aiming for Excellence instead of Perfection.
This is a truth I discovered over the years as well. The impossible aim for perfection does nothing except keep forward motion from happening, as you mentioned!
As a "creator" (whether I'm creating a website, graphic design piece, doodle animation video, talking on camera, writing copy for a marketing piece, or creating an e-mail or video to train/coach my team), if I obsess too long over the imperfections, I get so much less done in the day. I haven't totally kicked the habit of striving for perfection, but I have transformed it into striving for excellence. In this way, I still review a few times, but then release the "creation" without analysis paralysis and without failing to follow through. The response from "the other end" is almost always fantastic and then I ask myself why I did it any differently before.
The fear of "looking bad" is indeed the culprit. Looking bad for saying the wrong thing, wearing the wrong thing, thinking the wrong thing, doing the wrong thing.
The thing is, we're our own worst critic! I like how Brendan Burchard talks about this in his book "The Charge". He mentions something to the effect of, if you think back upon your life about all your interactions with people, you might have been rejected 7 times or so. And you let these 7 times (or whatever number) out of thousands of successes, guide your actions, because we have a tendency to let the negative impact us more than the positive. It's quite human, but quite silly!
The best way to get your message and creativity out there is to "just do it". 🙂
I think Richard Branson says "Screw it, just do it" — Looking back on the decisions in my life where I used this as the model, it always turned out great. Doing this consciously and eventually subconsciously is beautiful!
Thanks for creating this engaging conversation.
Lisa Kanda says
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the reminder to get moving! My perfectionism comes from my fear that I don't know enough, so I get stuck in the learning phase instead of taking action. I forget that my target market doesn't follow the gurus that I do, and I have a lot to offer, with lots of testimonials to prove it. I agree, the most important part is to concentrate on creating value and great client experience.
I look forward to joining you as a "recovering perfectionist".
Herminio Ortega says
Hello Jeff,
Thank you for the Video, I think this issue about perfectionism has been noted as one of the greatest procrastination features that I hold a patent on, you will be happy to know that regardless I am moving forward. This video is a reminder that we are not nuts! 🙂
Again, thank you ..
Herminio Ortega
Oliver Olsen says
I struggle with perfectionism a lot but I have found something that helps. Put yourself in a "highly motivating" situation so that if you don't deliver you lose something. You might have to create this situation yourself if you don't have a client or a partner depending on you,.Do or die! Getting things done is about getting the right things done – where will your efforts have the greatest impact? You can only know that if you know yourself and you're honest and realistic about what you can do and seek out others to take care of the rest – you can't be a Ninja at everything. Groups of people can achieve great things… people who work on their own rarely do.
Wayne (Joe) Evans says
Hey Jeff,
It was only until last year that I figured out that working hard was not ok (at age 44)! It's the stuff you work on that's important. I still fight it everyday (because of my comfort zone)…
Re the perfectionist thing. I worked in Bank for 20 years and things had to be correct and perfect all the time… Now being self employed, I am unwinding myself from that, which I just adore.
Lisa Howell says
I'm definitely a recovering perfectionist… My boyfriend actually threatened to break up with me if I did not release my first e-book by a certain date!!! It worked… I launched a book and a site that make me cringe even to think of it now, but that very first e-book lead to so many amazing things.
The thing that I have found is that all of my 'mistakes' or things that I didn't think were quite up to my standard have simply become learning tools that have allowed each successive website, launch and product to become more and more 'perfect' and now I am finally producing stuff that is way beyond what I ever thought I was capable of…. I never would have learnt any if this if it wasn't for consistently putting out stuff that was less than perfect and refining the process over the years.
I shot a series of 13 new videos today (on the iPhone) and the sound and visual quality is so much higher than ever before. After reading and learning from many people. It's amazing the kind of production you can get from very simple equipment, that lets you focus on the important stuff!!! Content that serves your community!!
Thanks for being so genuine Jeff 😉
Bob B says
Good stuff, I find myself literally getting frozen and unable to take any action because I am trying to make something look perfect ! Funny thing is, I don't even know what perfect is !
I have found that to much research and info gathering actually causes more confusion and can cause an overwhelmed feeling making it almost impossible to act. Just throw it out there and see what happens !
Coach Linda says
Hey Jeff, so true! It not about our efforts put into a video or an article but the client's overall experience or impression afterwards. Keep your focus on your client's experience and you will be fine. Cheers!
carolyn says
This is just what I needed to hear. Your comments were a perfect message for me this morning.
Greg says
So simple yet so profound! This has definitely been my weakness – pursuing perfectionism on all the wrong things. Thanks for opening my eyes (again) Jeff!
Edi says
What do you do if your audience is full of perfectionists, i.e. the accounting profession? The few minor tests I put out there, I've gotten "dings" for not putting out a "professional" video production. I've been stalled for several months now hoping to find a partner who can do the production side. Meanwhile the world is passing me by. Any thoughts?
Thank you for all that you do. Your message is right on point.
Fred Moore says
It's funny how things like this come into your life just at the right moment. I was just shooting some video the other day and while editing it was thinking "I don't like it…it's not perfect….I need to do it all over again".
Chasing perfection is just another form of Resistance.
Thank you Jeff Walker for the kick in the butt!
Ivana says
Thanks, dear Jeff!
I finished a story for children in 1985 , but I still have a lot of excuses for not publishing it .
And now I'm (very) old…
Paulo says
wonderful buzz of the fly with stereo effect and then the own fly walking across the camera, too perfect, lol.
Shannon says
I can't shoot my video about procrastination until I get a trained fly to enter the scene at just the right moment. Great video Jeff.
Paula Cunningham says
O – KAAAAY! Now that rung my bell for sure. At some point I think I had a brief grasp of understanding that perfectionism has very little to do with perfection. Perfectionism just stops one in their tracks. The result…perfect blank sheet of paper!
Thanks for the shove!
Elizabeth says
Hi Jeff-I'm finding my reluctance comes from not feeling like I"m the best example of success in my chosen niche – how did you sell financial tips before you were well off? Why would anyone listen to me when I am in the beginning of "walking the talk"? Why did they listen to you? Thanks! Always find value in your blogs! Liz
Cliff O. Parks says
thanks Jeff. what a beautiful video, so inspiring. i must confess i am the kind of perfectionnist paralysed one……I always find something to stop me and go back to procrastination. the last event is some one installing a robot txt on my dashboard page…so a good real reason to fight against technical issues and no going on my project's realisation. However, any way, i decided to go on and oovercome these issues….. you are deeply generous and your video helps me a lot. thanks again.
David Fox says
+1 – spot on advice – I'd say more but then I'd have to think about what I'm going to say for the next 10 minutes…instead of making and selling!
Chris Duke says
Jeff – you've always done great videos – but the latest ones in this series really let your passion and heartfelt desire to be helpful, come through. Thank you and well done.
Kellie O'Brien says
Seriously, I used to pride myself on being a perfectionist, until I realised how much it held me back!
As nerve-wracking as it is to step into my first Seed Launch, your process has enabled me to see what tasks are truly important and what I just need to let go of. Thanks for the extra inspiration here!
Walter Schmitt says
I am a recovering procrastinator. This condition does stem from perfectionism. I do video editing and have to set a "It's done" date, otherwise I'll keep "improving" the video (paralysis by analysis) "What if we put this scene after the other one" to the extreme of half frame edits to make it look 'just perfect' and then miss a deadline. What I have decided to do is, do all my procrastination later. Thanks for the insight.
Dori Etter says
Thank you for the opportunity to share my experience with the Seed Launch group, and thank you for putting out your products and being who you are!
All through the delivery of the program, the opportunity arose for the perfectionist to take over, and each time that I took action, I got more skill in overcoming it. AND – the best part – my people experienced, live, in person, how powerful and effective something can be without it being perfect. All the flaws and errors along the way actually EMPOWERED my participants, which was so wonderful…and a great reminder that it is always about showing up authentically.
You model that well…
Much love to you and all the PLAT family, and to everyone who is inspired to TAKE ACTION!!
Clay says
Jeff how do you help a client get over perfection? I am trying to launch a client and he keeps wanting to re-edit and re-edit short 500 word blog posts (hasn't even posted one yet).
Thanks! (look forward to seeing you and having dinner at Accelerate)
Jeff Goins says
Man. I sure am a perfectionist. How do I move to action? Painfully. Kicking and screaming.
Thanks for this post, Jeff. I've just stumbled on your stuff and really appreciate the free content you offer, in particular the rationale behind the "sideways sales letter."
Paul says
Hi Jeff,
Another good video and very timely for me. I too have had to overcome this in the past (and present, and probably the future) and recently I attended your bonus training after the Experts Academy event in May. I have been so swamped to "life" since I go home that I have been hit and miss on your training and creation. But this I have used my own perspective on this, just like the advice you are giving, and on a few occasions have managed to block some time and just go do something; like run some trials with lead pages; start some video capture; develop idea and content for training; knowing they were no were near perfect and probably not even that useful from a content context. They were very valuable to me in learning and keeping myself committed and motivated through this time. I have very little time to work on the business creation and launch, while simultaneously needing to have a business develop and success right now. If I were stuck on waiting till I caught perfection, I think I'd be doomed. And I am not chasing DOOM!
On that note, I did the same with starting a blog. I have only one entry but it's about 'just getting started', I hadn't developed a plan for my business blog so I just started a personal one, "mylifeprojectY.wordpress.com', its free to signup and I am taking the road of learning as I go, developing ideas for content, looking at what generate feedback or comments, and using that as I progress, then moving that knowledge over into my business. Which I think is what is at the heart of your seed launch, and why I am really looking forward to making time to go through all of the training I have downloaded!!
Thanks Jeff
Kind Regards
Aloha Jeff……
Outstanding point…..and much deeper than most people realize. The only time any of us is perfect is when we are in authentic service to others without any expectaion of resiprosity…..other than that, hitting the sweet-spot comes from Trail and Success……W. Clement Stone taught me about "Trail and Success" back in 1971…..he was the man who made Hill [Think and Grow Rich] both rich and famous…. He explained that 'trail and error' mantra and mindset is the only way to insure a long, hard road…..and that every attempt [Trail] is a success if you learn from it….
When we took your course we had No product, No internet marketing experience and we had NO list……..your encouraging words inside PLF about not waiting until we 'prefected' the product reminded me of what Mr. Stone shared with the class back in 1971…….and here we are, in our 6th successful launch, with yet more chances to 'improve' …..living a life we had dreamed of in Kauai…..
But it's really even deeper…..Perfection needs to be the target but let's not make the perfect the enemy of the good [it's what we teach our students] ….when action yeilds to procrastination most people disguise what is really going on [fear] as perfectionism……that's the deep part…..our rationalizing procrastionation as 'prefectionism' …..and we've found that the real truth for our students and ourselves until we took personal responsibilty is that it, perfectionsim is really sloth…..not getting it done and pretending to be a perfectionist….is one of the more elegant fibs we believe about ourselves….I know, I used to do that……LOL
I'm not suggesting we live in the 'Ready, Fire, Aim' mindset but real entrups. know that every 'Trail' makes money, every single one…..because it gives us a chance to learn and grow…..
keep giving to keep growing
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Barbara Foxworth says
I LOVE that I have become a recovering Perfectionist since the Seed Launch Deep Dive training.
My daughter has always had the attitude that it doesn't have to be perfect and would quickly make decisions and get things done.
I, on the other hand, had to wait for everything to be just perfect and right… but you know what? I didn't get a lot of things done and the things I did get done took soooo long!
Now that I am more conscious of this, I no longer let perfectionism hold me back! The world needs me now… not when I'm perfect! 🙂
Diego Mangabeira says
Start today, NOT wait for tomorrow.
People are used to procrastinate their success due to many things, but when you start something with what you have in your hands you´ll see how strong and professional you are.
Great video, Jeff, to believe that we can DO more than we believe we CAN.
Kathleen Bloom says
Thanks Jeff – excellent video, as usual.
Thanks for your inspiration and much needed advice to focus on content instead of perfectionism.
Guilherme Lima says
Hey Jeff great tip, I´m just starting in product launch and that was really powerful for moving forward. Thanks!
David Brotnov says
I have huge issues with perfectionism, which always seems to go back to my ego. I want to be the guy who finds the clever solution nobody ever thought of right out of the gate, the mythical Entrepreneurial savant like Gates or Jobs who came from nowhere to domination. This is pure sophistry, and I'm nowhere near as brilliant as I'd like to think; in fact I'm an above average intelligence sitting in a room spinning my wheels in Neutral in those moments. Not pretty. At the bottom of it is fear of being wrong and never being a le to correct, and it's a deeply held belief, because of its pernicious and insidious invisibility. My best defense seems to be having an accountability partner to call me out, and to obey Parkinson's Law at all times. There is no substitute for relentless motion.
Maria From Club Wellness says
I have been dreaming about having web presence for years, since 2007 to be exact. I am strong perfectionist. My major struggle is thinking that I am not good enough, that I don´t have a pretty place and background to shot my videos. I have found myself not able to afford a domain nor a hosting service so I have to stick to free sites but then I hold myself because I think that I will lose credibility. It is a constant battle then I go back in forth with what niche and what should I make my business about. I relate to all you teachings Thank you.
Get the behind-the-scenes strategies and secrets used by the world's most successful online entrepreneurs. These are powerful tactics that I've used to launch and grow my own online business… and they can work for you, too.


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Sheri Maria Morgan is a program manager in the Department of Food Science and Technology at The Ohio State University. Her primary role is the management of TARTARE, a food safety capacity building project in Ethiopia, under Dr. Barbara Kowalcyk. She came to Ohio State after serving as a state epidemiologist at the Ohio Department of Health in STD surveillance. Prior to entering the workforce, Sheri completed her MPH at Emory University in Atlanta, GA and focused her studies on global health and infectious diseases. Her master thesis focused on trachoma, an infectious eye disease, in the Kongwa district of Tanzania. Her thesis was later published with authors from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Johns Hopkins University. Her public health interests include disease eradication, epidemiology, monitoring and evaluation of public health interventions, and medical anthropology in low and middle income countries.
Sheri Maria Morgan
Sheri Maria Morgan
Program Manager
Department of Food Science and Technology, The Ohio State University
215C Parker Food Science and Technology Building
Degree Information:
MPH, Global Health, Emory University
BA, Medical Anthropology, Case Western Reserve University
Global Health, Infectious Diseases, Epidemiology

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High frequency of anti-parietal cell antibody (APCA) and intrinsic factor blocking antibody (IFBA) in individuals with severe vitamin B12 deficiency – an observational study in primary care patients
Journal Name: Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (CCLM) Issue: Ahead of print
Source: Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine - Category: Laboratory Medicine Source Type: research
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In conclusion, clinical characteristics of vitamin B12 deficiency are broad and nonspecific and may not be associated with anemia and increased mean corpuscular volume. Since different clinical characteristics can be seen without anemia, awareness and cautious approach are essential in order to avoid severe clinical disease, especially in children from underdeveloped countries. PMID: 31819326 [PubMed - in process]
Source: Acta Clinica Croatica - Category: General Medicine Tags: Acta Clin Croat Source Type: research
Anemia, hematinic deficiencies, hyperhomocysteinemia, and gastric parietal cell antibody positivity in burning mouth syndrome patients with iron deficiency
This study assessed whether all BMS patients with ID (so-called ID/BMS patients) had iron deficiency anemia (IDA) and evaluated whether the ID/BMS patients had significantly higher frequencies of anemia, hematinic deficiencies, hyperhomocysteinemia, and serum gastric parietal cell antibody (GPCA) positivity than healthy control subjects.Materials and methodsThe blood hemoglobin (Hb) and serum iron, vitamin B12, folic acid, homocysteine, and GPCA levels in 143 ID/BMS patients and 442 healthy control subjects were measured and compared.ResultsWe found that 143 ID/BMS patients had significantly lower mean blood Hb and serum i...
Source: Journal of Dental Sciences - Category: Dentistry Source Type: research
VITAMIN B12 is one of the main "raw materials" needed to build the healthy red blood cell; the other is folate or folic acid. In order to make healthy red blood cells that can carry oxygen around the body a person needs adequate levels of B12. Feeling this sensation in your chest is a warning sign of pernicious anaemia.
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VITAMIN B12 is an essential nutrient that a person 's body need to perform its vital functions. If left untreated, a vitamin B12 deficiency can cause various health complications and if your skin looks this colour it could be a warning.
GSE130433 The vitamin B12 processing enzyme, mmachc, is essential for zebrafish survival, growth and retinal morphology
Contributors : Jennifer Sloan ; Abdel Elkahloun ; Charles VendittiSeries Type : Expression profiling by arrayOrganism : Danio rerioCobalamin C deficiency (cblC), the most common inborn error of intracellular cobalamin metabolism, is caused by mutations in MMACHC, a gene responsible for the processing and intracellular trafficking of vitamin B12. This recessive disorder is characterized by a failure to metabolize cobalamin into adenosyl- and methylcobalamin, which results in the biochemical perturbations of methylmalonic acidemia, hyperhomocysteinemia, and hypomethioninemia caused by impaired activity of the downstream enzy...
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VITAMIN B12 helps the body to perform a number of vital functions so lacking the vitamin can cause a range of noticeable symptoms. The symptoms usually develop gradually, but can worsen if the condition goes untreated.
VITAMIN B12 helps the body to perform a number of vital functions so lacking the vitamin can cause a host of unsettling symptoms. Experiencing a certain sensation in your hands may signal you are lacking the vitamin.
VITAMIN B12 plays an essential role in one 's overall health. The vitamin is essential in the production of red blood cells and DNA, as well as proper functioning of the nervous system. When the body lacks the vitamin a variety of symptoms can be triggered, including one on a person's tongue.
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Oliver - Depression and low mood
Age at interview: 23
Brief outline: Oliver is 23 and a fulltime postgraduate student at university. He was diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) at 8 and later on, just previous to the interview, with early onset bipolar disorder. Originally from the United States, Oliver has mainly been dealing with consultants back home and has had difficulties getting to see a specialist over in the UK. Oliver says he wants to find ways to get better; 'I want to find the right solution, not just the easy one'.
Background: See 'Brief outline'
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- Age at interview:
- 23
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- Background:
- See 'Brief outline'
And so it's learning to trust my own instincts about who I am and how I'm gonna respond to things, that's really important. And if a doctor tells me something and I disagree with it, trusting myself to disagree. And ideally if I do disagree to ask them about it, and to have a doctor that can say, "Well this is why I think you should do this." And to treat me like an equal partner in, or an equal player in the endeavour of making my life better.
And that's one thing that I sometimes haven't gotten from doctors and usually when I do then I [laughs], I stop, or I don't do any of the things that they've suggested, I might still see them but like, it's just like, "Okay well, if you aren't gonna give me the info I'm not gonna put whatever this chemical is in my body, 'cos I don't know what it's going to do to me, and you haven't proven to me that it's going to actually make things any better." And I know that some medication can make things worse.
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Chat Moderator - Adult
Ngân sách €2-6 EUR / giờ
We are a company who operates several adult chatting sites and we are expanding our teams to Denmark and Norway, therefore we have now several openings for Norwegian and Danish chat moderators! There will be adult content so the applicant has to be comfortable with this.
- Fluent in Danish or Norwegian
- Comfortable working with adult content
- Quick learner
Training will be provided, do not apply unless you are fluent in either Danish or Norwegian, you will be tested to see if your language level is high enough for this position.
Bottolf Hansen
5 freelancer đang chào giá trung bình €5/giờ cho công việc này
Hello sir /madam, Myself susheela I have experience in this project and I can complete this project within time with dedication.
I am a fulltime freelancer fluently in Danish. I work from my home office and have no problems with adult content.
Hi, I have 4 years of experience doing this for different sites. Im Norwegian and can do 7-1000 messages a week.
Hi, I am a thorough worker and have no issues with the content. I am fluent in Danish and English. I have a Master's Degree in English, which can be sent upon request. I hope for a potential partnership.


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Rick Owens draws new Birkenstock sandals
Part of the traveling pop-up project The Box
Birkenstock has recently launched the series of traveling pop-up The Box, deluxe container-retail with chrome casing designed by Gonzalez Haase AAS that, from Berlin to Milan, passing through NY, will host capsule collections of different designers that reinterpret the commercial space and products of the German brand.
The purpose of the project? Show the company in a new light, like a blank canvas made significant by all the new partners.
On March 16th this store will be parked outside the Rick Owens store on La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles.
For this occasion, the designer has created a limited edition consisting of three classic Birkenstock sandals made of four different materials, such as felt, pony and leather, which will be displayed in The Box, along with a selection of other looks, objects, pieces of furniture, items and accessories by Owens.
All shoes will be available for pre-order on March 1st and for purchase on Rick Owens and Birkenstock channels on March 15th.


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Welcome to the forum. The only way to recover what was on the 1tb internal is if you have a backup of it. Sorry about that, but the restore basically
I leave Mail open all the time, in its own space, and swipe to it as needed. I also don't have apps close when I shut down, log out, or restart.
Bob, my books are a mixture of things from Apple, along with some that were converted to epub format, including some from the Gutenberg project. And at
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App version download error: couldn't get input files: application name
From BOINC Wiki
You'll come across this error when the project has released new applications but their encryption isn't known yet.
It's also possible that BOINC couldn't download the signature on the file it has downloaded, therefore it cannot check if the encryption on the file is the correct one. BOINC won't run files it cannot check, or that have a wrong signature.
Do post the error on the project forums.
It may also help at times to reset the project. BOINC uses a public key to checks the encryption signature of all downloaded files from that project against. It's possible this key got corrupted, and resetting the project will force a new download of that key, fixing the problem.


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|Dynamic brain network reconfiguration as a potential schizophrenia genetic risk mechanism modulated by NMDA receptor function.
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|Braun, U, Schäfer, A, Bassett, DS, Rausch, F, Schweiger, JI, Bilek, E, Erk, S, Romanczuk-Seiferth, N, Grimm, O, Geiger, LS, Haddad, L, Otto, K, Mohnke, S, Heinz, A, Zink, M, Walter, H, Schwarz, E, Meyer-Lindenberg, A, Tost, H
|Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
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|2016 11 01
|Adolescent, Adult, Brain, Brain Mapping, Dextromethorphan, Excitatory Amino Acid Antagonists, Female, Humans, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Male, Memory, Short-Term, Nerve Net, Receptors, N-Methyl-D-Aspartate, Schizophrenia, Young Adult
Schizophrenia is increasingly recognized as a disorder of distributed neural dynamics, but the molecular and genetic contributions are poorly understood. Recent work highlights a role for altered N-methyl-d-aspartate (NMDA) receptor signaling and related impairments in the excitation-inhibitory balance and synchrony of large-scale neural networks. Here, we combined a pharmacological intervention with novel techniques from dynamic network neuroscience applied to functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to identify alterations in the dynamic reconfiguration of brain networks related to schizophrenia genetic risk and NMDA receptor hypofunction. We quantified "network flexibility," a measure of the dynamic reconfiguration of the community structure of time-variant brain networks during working memory performance. Comparing 28 patients with schizophrenia, 37 unaffected first-degree relatives, and 139 healthy controls, we detected significant differences in network flexibility [F(2,196) = 6.541, P = 0.002] in a pattern consistent with the assumed genetic risk load of the groups (highest for patients, intermediate for relatives, and lowest for controls). In an observer-blinded, placebo-controlled, randomized, cross-over pharmacological challenge study in 37 healthy controls, we further detected a significant increase in network flexibility as a result of NMDA receptor antagonism with 120 mg dextromethorphan [F(1,34) = 5.291, P = 0.028]. Our results identify a potential dynamic network intermediate phenotype related to the genetic liability for schizophrenia that manifests as altered reconfiguration of brain networks during working memory. The phenotype appears to be influenced by NMDA receptor antagonism, consistent with a critical role for glutamate in the temporal coordination of neural networks and the pathophysiology of schizophrenia.
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|Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A.
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|R01 DC009209 / DC / NIDCD NIH HHS / United States
R01 HD086888 / HD / NICHD NIH HHS / United States


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The Classroom and the Future of the Historical Record: Humanities Education in a Changing Climate for Knowledge Production
The conditions under which history is documented are rapidly changing, affected by climatic shifts in how knowledge is produced and accessed. New modes of digital communication are creating new ways of capturing, preserving and sharing cultural artifacts, and of using them as evidence of history. Once the preserve of memory institutions, publishing the past now plays out across a huge variety of new media spaces and forms. Higher education, gripped by austerity, often welcomes this digitization of the historical record as a solution to the question of how to make the past "accessible" in tightening financial constraints. Yet while the technologies that deliver digital facsimiles to ever broadening publics have developed rapidly, education in how the public can participate in the making and critique of this new historical record has advanced more slowly. Social media platforms encourage the circulation of personal information, but this material is for the most part presented without provenance or context. Privatized and commodified, these documents and photographs become part of the business model of new media companies, without creating a better or more trustworthy record of the past. Lost in this process are the concepts, methods, and techniques necessary to advance the public production of the past as a common good.
Our project seeks to analyze and explore how higher education can respond to the climatic shifts in the production of history's record. We seek to develop classroom-based practices for digital documentary and data literacy work that can help position higher education as a partner in the creation of the future of the historical record. By exposing our students to the ethical as well as technical choices made when documenting the past, we will prepare them to be better producers and critics of historical sources in the future. Our Collaboratory will harness existing initiatives at the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign, Michigan State University, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to create new pedagogical models that integrate documentary work into humanities education.
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Dilemma of having a R. Kelly-penned hit: Sing it or sink it?
In the wake of multiple sexual abuse allegations against R. Kelly — which intensified this month with the release of the Lifetime documentary series "Surviving R. Kelly" — some performers are denouncing songs the R&B hitmaker created for them.
Taliban say founder of Haqqani network dies in Afghanistan
The founder of Afghanistan's much-feared Haqqani network, a former U.S. ally turned fierce enemy, has died after years of ill health, a Taliban spokesman said.
Motion picture academy invites largest class ever in continued push for diversity
A look at the full list of new members invited into the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
What was funny in 2017? Late-night writers dish about their favorite moments
we asked writers of the top daily late-night shows to pick some of their favorite sketches, jokes or moments of the year and explain how they came to be.
How to sound smart while watching (or live-tweeting) the 2016 Grammys
Unless you're hoping to win one, I'm guessing that you don't really care about the Grammys. To be honest, neither do I. For many, though, the music awards show
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Kanye West¿s sixth album Yeezus is the latest affront from an artist who keeps inventing ways to tick people off.
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#162490 Blue Star Donuts
Posted by ExtraMSG on 06 December 2012 - 01:15 AM
#161954 Pete Wells (NYT) reviews Guy's American Kitchen and Bar
Posted by Quo Vadis on 15 November 2012 - 03:36 PM
#160669 Racion
Posted by ExtraMSG on 06 September 2012 - 08:38 PM
#170568 Sen Yai
Posted by polloelastico on 28 April 2016 - 02:46 PM
I get that, but it doesn't change the reality that just going down the street 10 minutes to Rose HA & VL you're gonna get a better bowl of soup that is more satisfying in 1/4 the time without some tattooed malcontent judging your worldview.
#170332 Portland's Restaurant Apocalypse?
Posted by nate on 27 January 2016 - 10:23 AM
Places come and places go. It seems like there's always hand-wringing about whether various events mean the end of life as we know it, or not. I'll miss some of the places that are closing. Others won't bother me in the least. A ton of new places will open; some will be awesome, some will suck, and many, regardless of whether they're good or not, won't make it past the first year or so (I don't envy those of you in the food service industry). There will also always be overrated places that do great business but just as many underrated places that do just fine too.
Can I consistently find great lunch options for under $10?
Can I find great everyday dinners for under $20 (sans drinks)?
Once a month or so can I splurge and spend $100-200 on a really great meal for two?
Can I do all of these things while exploring new (to me) establishments and new (to me) cuisines and not just relying on the same dozen places?
As long as I can keep answering yes to those four questions, I think the Portland food scene is fine for me. Until the whole town is overrun with Applebees and Cheesecake Factories, I'm not going to be too worried.
#169661 Angel Face
Posted by polloelastico on 24 August 2015 - 09:10 AM
I'm not into Prohibition cosplay so I'm not a good person to answer this, but they appear to be made with ingredients using methods.
#169082 Great Italian Ice
Posted by EvaB on 28 May 2015 - 11:14 PM
Or go to Cool Moon for Sorbet where all the flavors are made with real fruit or juice, and no artificial flavors or colors.
Yeah, chalk one up for shameless self promotion ; )
#168697 Portland Food Tastes [Split from Ome Calli]
Posted by polloelastico on 03 May 2015 - 10:09 AM
#168323 Kukai ramen in Beaverton
Posted by Kukai Ramen & Izakaya on 08 April 2015 - 10:05 PM
One of Kukai's passion and goal is to serve ramen that is authentic. Ramen that is made the traditional ways with high quality process and ingredient. For example, our food preparation is the epitome of slow food. We boil our broth for 12 hours. We hand clean every single piece of chicken bones used for broth to make sure they are free of impurities. Our assortment of aroma oils are all hand made from scratch. Some of them takes 3-5 hours each batch to be made. We import our soy sauce directly from Japan. This is our baseline philosophy, quality food, quality process. It goes to our broth, oil, toppings, noodles, temperature, broth consistency control, and our Izakaya dishes. By the way our Chashu is at 12:00 o'clock position. menma usually at 5:00 ; ) Beyond the baseline quality, as true as beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Such is ramen in the mouth of the noodle slurper. There will be some of you whom we will pleasantly surprise and love to have you be part of the Kukai family. But undoubtedly some of you might find the Kukai flare not to be your preferred best. Similar to the diverse regional favor of ramen in Japan, Everyone have their preference. Such is this world of diversity and such is the magical and wonderful world of food. We can all have our best and nobody should tell us what our best should be. As long as we at Kukai manages to bring this quality ramen to you and be part of the community among other existing ramen establishment to spread our passion for this cuisine, we consider ourselves very lucky and proud.
#167910 Pizza sauce - without tomatoes
Posted by Jill-O on 23 February 2015 - 11:26 AM
Thanks, I really appreciate it...that was the hardest post I have ever had to write for this board.
#167905 Pizza sauce - without tomatoes
Posted by polloelastico on 20 February 2015 - 07:17 PM
Reading into the subtext of this final thread she started, it appears at the end she wanted to be true to herself. We chase culinary pleasures, however fleeting and capricious they prove to be. To do so is to be alive. I think ultimately this is a big part of why the majority of the people on this board read and contribute. That you posted this announcement on this thread is fitting. Thank you Jill for the kind and bittersweet tribute.
#167743 Boke Bowl
Posted by ariel88 on 28 December 2014 - 01:21 PM
We went for dim sum just a few weekends ago and also felt like they were on top of their game. Really enjoyed the har gow, hum bao, and the sui mai. At first I was surprised that they only had 2 carts (one steam cart, one with metal shelves), but once I saw it in action, there's just no way for more than two carts to maneuver in that space.
Also, John Gorham was waiting to get in for at least 30 min before we left. Can anyone say irony?
#166858 Boxer Ramen
Posted by crepeguy on 05 June 2014 - 07:19 PM
#166819 Atlas Pizza
Posted by Adam on 28 May 2014 - 09:10 PM
I love any chance to prove Martin Cizmar wrong.
He has a history of not researching what he's writing about or making flat-out false statements in his reviews (the Abominable Ale debacle comes to mind). Not to mention that he seems to have a chip on his shoulder, particularly with other local food writers, berating anyone whose opinions don't align with his own. I've never met him in person, but I wish he weren't so unpleasant online.
#166465 Aviary
Posted by polloelastico on 20 March 2014 - 12:35 PM
#165821 Siri Thai - 5234 SE Powell Blvd Portland, OR 97206 (503) 954-2330
Posted by FoodKid on 04 December 2013 - 05:07 PM
I figure I'll have to check it out if it's good enough to get Crunchysue to delurk after two years.
#164943 Breakfast Near Portland Airport
Posted by mikeczyz on 22 July 2013 - 09:40 AM
Just a heads up for all of you on how it went.
Left airport, walked to MAX and arrived downtown PDX around 9:30. Walked to Tasty and Alder. Lovely time. Left around 10:15. Walked to Kenny and Zukes for a few slices of pastrami, also went to Nong's for an order of Khao Man Gai for the plane. 2 shots at Courier. Made it back to PDX airport at around 11:15. Flight left an hour later. A little rushed, but entirely possible to enjoy downtown PDX on a 4 hour layover.
#164259 Tanuki
Posted by nervousxtian on 28 March 2013 - 07:12 AM
#163826 Carpaccio Trattoria - CLOSED
Posted by joburn on 14 February 2013 - 05:07 PM
Because I could walk to it and was bummed when her deal for it fell through! And if anyone can lift the curse....
#163288 Restaurant with straight-up whole Dungeness Crab
Posted by pwillen1 on 13 January 2013 - 08:20 AM
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This studio apartment is Centrally located in the heart of Beyoglu & Taksim , a very safe neighborhood.
Beyoglu is the coolest place in Istanbul where mainly famous artists-actors live and enjoy their times.
Apartment located 10min. to Taksim Square, 4min. to İstiklal Street, 5min. to Halic, 15min to Historical Peninsula. 2min. to metro, 1min. to bus station by walk. 10min. to Sultanahmet (Grand Bazaar, Topkapı Palace, Hagia Sophia, ETC.) by tramway.
Restaurants, cafes, pubs, super markets, fitness center, hospital, pharmacy and taxi stop are nearby our place.
The apartment is fully furnished like the proper home it is consists of 1studio duplex apartment bathroom and open american kitchen,
24h Hot Water and free unlimited wifi.
Size: 40sqm,
Beds: 1 double bed(140cm * 190cm).
Bed linens: Yes
Blanket: Yes
Towels: Yes (for each guest)
TV: 24" with international satellite.
Bathroom: Fresh clean linens and towels for your use during your stay, Shower cabin.
Fully equipped kitchen is ready to use,
Either cook at home or eat in a nice restaurant at Beyoglu.


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DJs Amira & Kayla
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While most 13 years old kids are playing the latest video games on their smart phone, twin sisters, Amira & Kayla are making a name for themselves around the world as famous DJs.
When behind the turntables, this duo gets the party started, kicks the crowd in gear and makes sure the momentum never ceases. Amira & Kayla's love for music and their devotion to the DJ craft is rooted firmly in family. Their father taught them how to DJ at an early age. This unique sister act have quickly gone from playing children dance parties to deejaying major corporate events, lighting up social media with viral videos and making high-profile appearances on major television, online, and radio programs.
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Small Business Grants in Canada Explained
Category: Funding & Financing
Small business grants in Canada are available.
Finding them, applying for them and getting funding via a small business government grant program in Canada is a different story.
Ever wonder why that is?
Is the government hiding these small business grant programs?
Are they even real? If so, who gets them, why, how, when?
Answers to these type of questions are hard to come by. It takes somebody with a whole lot of knowledge about business, government, grants and loans programs..etc to tell you what they know, so it becomes somewhat clear.
Small Business Grants in Canada Explained
Small business grants in Canada can be difficult to explain.
While there is a lot of information out on the web, on government sites and other places; it's still confusing. Nobody seems to make it simple and clear.
Wonder why the government does that. A simple application can become a persons worst nightmare.
Well, to simplify it and explain it in more detail, you've come to the right place.
What are small business grants in Canada all about?
The Canadian government has hundreds of different funding programs to help small business entrepreneurs across the country. Some of these funding programs are government grants for small business owners, while some are government loans or tax breaks.
Whichever the program, the funding originating from the government is meant to help the small business startup, expand, cover expenses associated with it and ensure that the Canadian economy grows through job creation and small business taxation.
The government gives you money to help your business grow – in return, you hire staff who pay taxes and help you grow the business, where you will be making more of a revenue to pay more taxes.
It's a life cycle, but one where you and the government benefit.
Small business grants are basically free money programs that help the business owner succeed. Most of the time, government grants are non repayable – but there are different types of small business government grants in Canada, so be sure to understand them all before you apply.
Who are small business grants in Canada made for?
The small business grant programs offered by the Canadian government are meant for Canadians who are thinking of starting a small business, or those already in business looking to further grow and expand.
Since the small business grants are offered via different funding agencies, which may be in different provinces, provide funding for different industries and cover different funding purposes, each may have a different set of rules, criteria and qualifications one must meet and follow before being offered funding.
Certain factors to always consider when searching for a small business grant in Canada include:
- Search for grant programs in your location
- Be sure to look in your own business industry
- Apply to only those that are for the funding needs you have
- Ensure you have a business plan geared towards a grant application
Since not all small business grant programs are for everyone, being educated on the different types of grants and their criteria is highly recommended before you search and apply.
The different types of small business grants in Canada
While most may think that a grant is simply a grant; or free money given to a business, it may not always be true.
There are different types of small business government grant programs that still fall into the "grants" category which may not be "straight free money".
The different types of small business grants in Canada include:
- Non repayable government grants
- Partial contributions
- Conditionally repayable grants
As a small business owner in Canada you'd be lucky to obtain funding from the government and any of these grant programs, it is still important to understand them.
Non Repayable Government Grants
The non repayable government grants are usually the best kind of grant programs available to business owners across Canada.
Why you ask?
Well they are the "free money" programs that everyone wants. They are the programs that are providing you, the business owner with the money which you do not have to repay back – ever. As long as the money s used for exactly the purposes you intended (and applied for).
Partial Contributions
The partial contribution programs are also an excellent way to get "free money" into your business, but they come with a catch.
While not a "bad catch", you as the business owner have to put your own money up in order to receive an equal amount or a percentage from the government program.
This way, you are showing that you are accepting as much of the risk as the government is, investing into your business.
Conditionally Repayable Grants
The conditionally repayable grants are ones that sound scary, isn't it just a loan?
Well, sort of – but they have a condition.
They are considered grants because money is still given to you with no concern or worry of you having to pay it back; but the condition is placed on the money by the funding agency. This condition at times, depending on the grant program may be set in store or it may be negotiated with the business owner.
Conditions such as the listed ones below are typical:
- The money provided doe snot need to be repaid back until the 3rd year of business
- Repayable once the company hits profit
- Funding is repayable in partial amounts with no interest once per quarter
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While small business grants exist, and plenty of them are available, they are mainly available for certain types of funding needs such as:
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Table of contents
- Python Output Using print() Function
- Python Input Using input() Function
Python Output Using print() Function
You may have already seen the print() function in previous tutorials so I believe you already have some idea what this function does. We will go through the print() function in more detail here.
The built-in function print() is used for standard output in python. It is also possible to store the output in a file but we will study that later. The print() function can be used to display the output on the console.
For example:
print('This is a print example.') a = 100 print('The value of a is: ', a)
This is a print example. The value of a is 100
In the example above, the first print() function is straightforward as we just passed a string to it and it printed the string. However, in the second print() function we passed a string and a variable separated by commas and both of them are printed. That is, you can pass any number of objects to print into the same print() function.
Python print() Function Parameters
Apart from objects to print, the print() function also allows other parameters. The parameters supported by this function are:
- objects: Objects are the values to be printed. This parameter is mandatory, that is you need to pass at least one object to print. If you are passing multiple objects, they need to be separated by a comma (,).
- sep: sep parameter is optional and can be passed when you have multiple objects to print. The default value of sep parameter is space (' ') character.
- end: The value in the end parameter is printed after all the objects in the print() function are printed. The default value to the end parameter is a newline (\n) character. This is also optional.
- file: This parameter can be used to specify where to print the objects. The default value of the file parameter is sys.stdout which means console or screen. We can use this parameter to print the objects to a file but we will not cover that in this post.
- flush: The optional parameter flush can be used to forcibly flush the stream. The default value is False and it will flush the output if set to true.
print(objects, sep = ' ', end = '\n', file = sys.stdout, flush = False)
For example:
var1 = 100 var2 = 200 print(var1, var2, sep = '
In the above example, var1 and var2 are two objects. Since sep = '$', those two objects are printed with separator '$' in between. Also, '&' is printed at the end as end = '&'.
Python Output Formatting Using format() Method
The string class in python has a method str.format() which allows you to format the output. You can apply this method to any string object. This method allows you to include one or more placeholders or replacement fields represented by curly brackets { } into a string. The value(s) you want to replace those curly brackets { } are passed into the method format().
For example:
print('I have { } strawberries.'.format(5)) print('I have { } strawberries and { } apples.'.format(5, 6)) print('I have {1} strawberries and {0} apples.'.format(5, 6))
I have 5 strawberries. I have 5 strawberries and 6 apples. I have 6 strawberries and 5 apples.
In the first print() function, the { } is replaced by 5 that is passed into the format() method. Similarly, 5 and 6 replace both curly brackets in the second print() function in an orderly manner. However, in the third print() function, you can see that the order is specified within the curly brackets. That means, the second parameter 6 passed into the format() method replaces the first {1} and the first parameter 5 replaces the second {0}. Remember that, the indexing starts from 0 in python.
What does print() function return in Python?
The print() function returns None which is python equivalent of Null or empty.
Python Input Using input() Function
In python, built-in function input() is used to take input from the users. The input() function converts the user input into a string.
For example:
a = input()
If you run this, you will be asked to enter an input. The input will be assigned to the variable 'a'. Remember that if you want to take numerical input and perform mathematical operations on it, you will have to convert the data type to integer or float from a string as the input() function converts the input to a string.
Python input() Function Parameters
The only optional parameter allowed by input() function is:
- prompt: If you wish to display a prompt while asking for input, you can pass a string to the input() function. The prompt message will be displayed on the console without a newline. This parameter is optional.
For example:
age = input('Please enter your age: ')
What does the input() function return in Python?
The input() function converts the user input to a string and returns the converted string.


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'Feel the Beat, Put a Rhythm in your Feet'
When: 16 and 17 January 2019
Where: in our New Music Suite at Marshall Laing Music School 39 Marshall Laing Avenue Mt Roskill
This 2 day Summer course will engage participants, away from the music stand, in movement games and group improvisation with a focus upon fostering security and internalisation of beat, and increased rhythmic stability; foundational skills for the performing musician.
Why use movement to learn musical concepts?
Movement is inherent within music. When we respond to musical stimuli through whole body movement; engaging our senses and emotional self, we gain a 'lived' or 'embodied' experience of the infinite variety of relationships of time, space, energy, weight, balance, and flow. Exploring music in such a dynamic way engages muscle memory and imagination, and enables secure internalisation and recall of musical phenomena. This, in turn ensures efficient use of energy when playing an instrument allowing for greater expressivity in performance.
How will the course be facilitated?
Participants will use their first instrument; their body and voice, alongside movement exploration, hand-held percussion instruments and their acoustic instruments to explore beat and rhythm through games and group improvisation, culminating in one or more group-devised movement-music creations.
Tools for speaking, reading and writing rhythm will also be explored, so that participants will be empowered to hear, read and write rhythms quickly and confidently.
Suitable clothing
Participants are advised to wear appropriate clothing for whole body movement. Jean material or tights with feet are not suitable.
Trousers or leggings, t-shirts, and an extra clothing layer which can be easily removed, are recommended.
Participants will move with bare feet in order that their toes can stretch, grip and use appropriate friction required for moving in quick and safe response to musical stimuli.
Enrol by clicking here Summer School 2019
Food and drinks
Participants are advised to bring a water bottle to rehydrate between sessions.
There will be a morning snack break and an hour for lunch.
Participants are required to bring their own food for these times.
Fees and commitment
Due to the group-work nature of this course and the progressive learning that will occur over the two days, a commitment to attend both full days is required.
Fees $90 for 2 days
Early Bird Discount ($85) if register before 8 Dec.
Please register on the website under Summer School
Registration will close 15 December
Please include child's name, age and current instrument(s) being studied, and ensembles participating in, at Marshall Laing Music School.
Enrol by clicking here Summer School 2019
Lead facilitator; Marie Willis (Dalcroze Eurhythmics Certificate, P.G.Dip MTh, NZRMTh, BMus (Hons) ) Marie Willis
Marie has been engaged for over two decades in the fields of music performance, music therapy and music education; including working as a tutor for Marshall Laing
Music School for several years before taking a break to grow her family.
She is a passionate advocate for 'active' approaches to music education and learning; pedagogies that engage the whole person in experiencing music through movement and voice before any symbolic notation is introduced.
Marie holds a Certificate training in Dalcroze Eurhythmics enabling her to teach using this approach to beginners of all ages. Dalcroze Eurhythmics places great importance on creativity, self-expression and improvisation. It is a comprehensive and rigorous approach to musicianship which uses movement to develop a deeply personal understanding of musical elements and skills leading to musical artistry.


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NEW LONDON, N.H. – March 27, 2019 – The Colby-Sawyer College women's lacrosse team received four goals from four players in the final 10:35 of the game to earn a 13-9 Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) victory over Emmanuel Wednesday afternoon.
Today's game between the Chargers and Saints was the first-ever meeting.
Colby-Sawyer pushes its win streak to four-straight to improve to 5-2 overall and 4-2 in GNAC play. The Chargers travel to Simmons on Saturday for an 11 a.m. start. Emmanuel falls to 3-3 overall and 2-1 in the conference. The Saints will host the University of Saint Joseph (Conn.) on Saturday at noon.
Colby-Sawyer's sophomore Sarah Morin (Pelham, N.H.) and senior Brittany Ireland (Amherst, N.H.) each scored four times. Ireland added two assists to move into sole possession of fourth all-time with 48. Sophomore Madison Johansson (Stratham, N.H.) picked up four ground balls. Sophomore Briana Couture (South Hadley, Mass.) and junior Grace Vosburgh (Ludlow, Vt.) added two goals apiece, while sophomore Jess Tattersall (Keene, N.H.) rounded out the Colby-Sawyer goal-scorers with one.
Emmanuel was led by junior Kylie Rice's (Bethlehem, Conn.) three goals. Sophomore Aisling Butler (Westfield, Mass.) and first-year Jessica Borduas (Woodbury, Conn.) added two goals apiece. Sophomore Emily Saef (Moultonborough, N.H.) finished with a goal, an assist, and a game-high five draw controls. First-year Lincoln Hamblett (East Boothbay, Maine) picked up a team-best four ground balls.
Colby-Sawyer junior goalie Kailyn Lapham (Medway, Mass.) made three saves in each half for a total of six. Lapham earned her 15thcareer win to move into t-4th all-time with Brooke Morin '01. Emmanuel senior goalie Bethany Bonilla-Colon (Milton, Mass.) had seven saves in each half to finish with 14.
The game was evenly played throughout with neither team holding more than a two goal lead until the final 10 minutes.
After five scoreless minutes to begin the contest, Colby-Sawyer put two on the board in a span of 21 seconds. Emmanuel responded four minutes later with two tallies from Rice. The teams then traded the next five goals to make the score 5-4 in favor of Colby-Sawyer with 9:17 on the clock. The Saints then controlled possession with the next six minutes and scored three times to take a 7-5 lead. The home team battled back with goals by Morin and Ireland in the final 2:27 of the half to send the game into the break tied at 7-7.
The second half also began with a lengthy goal drought as each team held the ball, looking for a great scoring chance. Emmanuel broke the tie at 21:41 off the stick of Chandra Franca (Woburn, Mass.). Sixteen seconds later, Briana Couture knotted the game at 8-8. Colby-Sawyer's Grace Vosburgh then put the Chargers in front at 16:11 with her first goal of the game. Emily Saef of Emmanuel tied the game for the seventh time with a free position goal with 14:24 left. The Chargers then controlled the pace for the remainder of the contest and scored four times in the final 10:35 to secure the 13-9 victory.
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Yes you can but as kor4x has stated above this is not the way to trade the tool. I personally don't want anything that I don't have to watch and know how it works. They will pursuade you against that as well. And for the record this is not a dis to kor4x's service.
GO for it mate and share your experiences with us :-)
Don't know why or how anyone could trust an EA with real money.
Exactly, mate, lazy people look for automatic ways of trading (EAs) hoping for easy money.
If we check the most visited Threads on Forex related Forums - they are about automatic trading and EAs :-)
If we look for most downloads from the Forex forums, it's again about EAs :-)
... people love to dream, but avoid hard work ... that's why so many losers on FX.
You could go for Semi Auto mode.
I mean get warnings when a pattern appears and let an EA handle the trade if you want.
The HarmonicsTrader EA can do that.
It sends an email or txts you if a new pattern is found.
This is the same EA on full auto pilot:
Combination of ZUP_v120 NEN STAR and HarmonicsTrader EA
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Look at the RSI(14) in 4H TF and the candlesticks in PRZ
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