> I still remember my grandfather telling us, everything you do, you must strive to do it well.
I’d like to counter with “perfect is the enemy of good”. Knowing when to half-ass something can be a skill in of itself.
I’d like to counter with “perfect is the enemy of good”. Knowing when to half-ass something can be a skill in of itself.
> This would be a case where half-assing it did not.
Did not what? Did that woosh over my head?
> Knowing when half-assing something can be a skill in of itself.