It took perfectionist Steve Jobs 8 years to pick out a couch. Martha Stewart calls herself "a maniacal perfectionist." Sheldon Cooper will only sit in his "perfect" seat in the apartment he shares. While these individuals have enjoyed immense levels of success in their lives (in some cases, fictional lives), it's come at the cost of being a perfectionist. For most of us, striving for perfection isn't just futile, it's counterproductive. www.ptechpartners.com

1. Don't Let
PERFECT
Be The
Enemy Of
PRODUCTIVE
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2. Obsessing over
pointless details?
Your actions may be
driven by a fear of
commitment
Reflect and confront
your fear
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3. Trouble making up your mind?
You're adhering to
self-imposed standards
Let objective criteria
guide you
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4. Lost the ability
to be flexible?
Desire for control drives
this behavior
It's simple. You can't
control everything
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5. Pursue
Productivity
Not Perfection
If efficiency is your goal