Ask HN: How do you overcome perfectionism?

Realise that adding features does not make anything "perfect". Perfect software is robust, stable, tested, used, solid, etc. The only way of attaining this is to have it be widely used.

Therefore, in order to make perfect software, you have to crank out releases and get it into the hands of users who will find any imperfections for you (including both bugs and 'softer' imperfections like an inefficient UI).

You have too much hacker and not enough capitalist in your DNA.

No one is going to use or pay for a product they can't access.

Without users/payers, you're going to remain pretty broke for the foreseeable future.

You can toil away to perfectionism (and likely bankruptcy) or can release now and start to build value (and capture user feedback before it's too late to make changes).

i just stop worrying about it after a while