When your idea muscle is developed along with the other legs of the Daily Practice—physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual—you’ll have a better idea when you should shut things down. And you’ll know that you are shutting them down for the right reasons. At this point, you are “failing quickly” as opposed to self-sabotaging or fearing success or

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Excellence is a marathon, not a sprint. By focusing on what truly matters in the moment and letting go of absolute perfection, you, too, can achieve sustainable success. To put the principles of intentional imperfection into practice, you just need to adjust those three ambition dials: Identify perfectionist patterns. Before you can start embracing

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