As someone who is by nature a perfectionist this is one of the most valuable things I've learnt over the years. I used to spend hours and hours of what should have been my down time, proofing, checking, reviewing and tweaking. There is nothing wrong with having the highest standards but deciding when a pitch or a piece of work is "good enough" and therefore "done" has been key to me being more effective. And most importantly having more time with friends, family and sporting fixtures. Sport Social Podcast Network Voiceworks.ai Voiceworks Sport
“Don’t let good become the hostage of perfection.” Sophie Hind, managing director, Voiceworks Sport 💬 We couldn't have put it better. Sophie leads with energy and passion to help some of the biggest brands and sports rights holders to engage more deeply with fans, reaching new audiences through the power of podcast and audio 🎙️
Gina Savage
7mo
I totally agree Sophie, only yesterday I was facilitating a Training Session and spent, in hindsight, an inordinate amount of time preparing, refining and practicing the on line delivery of my content. Having received nothing but positive feedback from the attendees I reviewed my personal effort vs return and could have reduced effort and achieved the same result. #nevertoooldtolearn
You are in good company Sophie Hind ↓ "You don't have to get to 100% certainty on decisions, get to 51%, and when you get there, make the decision and be at peace with the fact that you made the decision based on the information you had". - Barack Obama
Debbie Syme
7mo
Love this Sophie and definitely struck a cord with me 👏🏽
Grace Hannah Orr
7mo
Love this Sophie Hind
Charlotte Harris
8mo
Love this Sophie :)
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8moGood enough beats perfect. I think you got my share of the perfectionist gene though 😂