Perfectionism is a story we tell ourselves about quality. Usually it’s about fear.
The best work rarely starts perfect — it starts done. A draft exists. A prototype runs. A post is published. From there, you can improve. From an idea stuck in your head, you can’t do anything.
“Good enough” doesn’t mean sloppy. It means you’ve hit the point of diminishing returns. The last 20% of polish on most things delivers almost nothing to the person on the receiving end. They wanted the thing. They got the thing.
Ship it. Fix it later if it matters. Often, it won’t need fixing at all.