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	<title>Comments on: Perfection Kills Projects (Beta)</title>
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		<title>By: Ted Darling</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ted Darling</dc:creator>
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		<description>Nice article Kyle. Just think where the world would be today if everything had to be perfect before it was launched. 

You would have never written this post, as computers and the operating systems that run them would still be in the works. Of course you wouldn&#039;t be working where you are as it would take you too long to get there by horse as the automobile would still be being worked on as would the parts to build the assembly line for that car.

I find myself always wanting to be perfect as well and it&#039;s caused me to fall away from personal projects as well. But I know all too well from seeing clients make money from sales of their products that having the basics in place, then improving on them makes my clients much more money. They&#039;re happy with that and so am I.

Ted</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice article Kyle. Just think where the world would be today if everything had to be perfect before it was launched. </p>
<p>You would have never written this post, as computers and the operating systems that run them would still be in the works. Of course you wouldn&#8217;t be working where you are as it would take you too long to get there by horse as the automobile would still be being worked on as would the parts to build the assembly line for that car.</p>
<p>I find myself always wanting to be perfect as well and it&#8217;s caused me to fall away from personal projects as well. But I know all too well from seeing clients make money from sales of their products that having the basics in place, then improving on them makes my clients much more money. They&#8217;re happy with that and so am I.</p>
<p>Ted</p>
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