
Seth Godin did it again. He didn't write this book, but he edited it, combining the thoughts of 33 writers/thinkers/innovators/crazies that discuss the main point: Stop Trying to Be Perfect and Start Being Remarkable. Because of the short chapters, this was a great book to read while I was on the treadmill every morning. It was published in 2005 so it's not new, but somehow I missed it when it came out.
There are lots of ideas, lots of examples, lots of inspiration.
Don't say BUT. Don't fit in with expectations. Don't try to renew an existing idea. Don't be afraid.
Do BEGIN. BEGIN now.

Sharon
Thanks for telling Active Rain about this book. I hadn't heard of it before now and am a huge Seth Godin fan. It would really be something to attend one of his presentations.
Great advice! Some times we get so bent out of shape trying to be perfect we forget to start the engine and go...
Going is more important then being perfect.
Thanks for the recommendation...
kk
Kelly - good point. I never thought of it that way.
Kristal - you're right. The desire for perfection is the worst obstacle to accomplishment. Often when I'm making a buying decision I get Analysis Paralysis. The best way for me to stop it is to realize how much cost (i.e. the value of my time) I'm adding to the product each time I go back and analyze.
Ed - Angus could have written the book.
Cyndee - thanks for your comment.
i still slip with "but"..."but" learned long ago that "but" defeats the purpose...in other words ...whatever was said before "but' doesn't mean nadda....
I will have to go read this book...I'm one who like to continue working on me.
I would not have thought this is what the book was about by the title.....maybe, "got milk"?