Thursday, March 31, 2011

being perfect

Growing up, the people who provided guidance in my life would often repeat the phrase "Practice makes perfect".
If it was swinging a baseball bat, they would say "Practice makes perfect".
If it was math homework, they would say "Practice makes perfect"


It was a constant theme in my life.


Then I began to hear a new thought: "No one is perfect."
No wonder we grow up with emotional problems. The people in charge are confused.


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