Quality is difficult to measure exactly.
That doesn't mean one should not strive to achieve it.
All of Japanese culture is built on this concept.
Once you understand that the weirdness begins to make much more sense.
It's the quality of the effort where the beauty is found in all things.
Quality is difficult to measure exactly.
That doesn't mean one should not strive to achieve it.
All of Japanese culture is built on this concept.
Once you understand that the weirdness begins to make much more sense.
It's the quality of the effort where the beauty is found in all things.
Striving to be better is life, perfection is impossible, in life.
Striving to be better is life, perfection is impossible, in life.
Quality is actually fairly easy to measure. Perfection is an undefinable that destroys quality because once the concept of "perfection" as a goal is accepted, an entire process becomes an exercise in fantasy.
Asian cultures are often called "the land of of almost right" by perfectionists in an attempt to mock their rejection of the fantasy.
Quality is actually fairly easy to measure. Perfection is an undefinable that destroys quality because once the concept of "perfection" as a goal is accepted, an entire process becomes an exercise in fantasy.
Asian cultures are often called "the land of of almost right" by perfectionists in an attempt to mock their rejection of the fantasy.
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