I've also learned to accept imperfection, as in, there is usually one square in the puzzle that will remain blank.
The typical vetting process will bring candidates' quirks and flaws to the surface, but wise selectors accept imperfection when they make their decision.
Gabe Liedman, a verbally clever comic who helps run the usually packed weekly stage show "Big Terrific" and whose debut comedy album is set for September, treats his sexuality as a given in a deliriously absurd, intricate joke about accepting imperfection.
"I think what people forget is if we want everyday, working-class Americans to run for office, and not like these robots, that we have to acknowledge and accept imperfection and growth and humanity in our government," she added.
But, of course, Mackintosh is not arguing against her striving for perfection, simply that she must sometimes accept imperfection or drive herself mad and let down a lot of people in the process.
In a way, Björk has been working her entire career to correct this mythology — still to maintain independence, to seek the new and the strange, but also to make compromises when necessary, to live in reality, to accept imperfection.
It is now time to accept imperfection, fallibility and humanity; to expect less of one person and more of a team; in other words to reposition the leadership model in the realities of the new world.The value of values in leadershipTo judge those of whom we have expectations, we must understand and appreciate the difference between values and value.
Finally, the Kansei design principles were applied for evaluation of the finished products to confirm if the user could accept imperfection, and if design could extend the user-product connection.
Staying married for the long haul means accepting imperfection.
But in our social media surroundings, we've come to accept imperfection in delivery.
(See my piece "Accepting Imperfection in a Social Media World" for more on my struggle).
