perfectionism

I gave up perfectionism, left Washington, and went looking for my heart.

One of the most difficult things to live with at the moment, he said, was his own perfectionism.

"I wanted to put the old stuff of worry and perfectionism far behind me."

Even companies known for expensive perfectionism in the past now pay attention to the relationship between price and performance.

Perfectionism is the belief that one can and should be perfect.

More likely the lack of perfectionism in their work would have annoyed her.

Nor is it a record that Michael himself has put his perfectionism towards.

In pursuit of perfectionism, they made great demands on their art.

This perfectionism obviously had a lot to do with Apple's success.

Perfectionism itself is thus never seen as healthy or adaptive.

Just reading about this sort of perfectionism can be exhausting.

Both men were noted for their perfectionism and concern with detail.

Finally, pay close attention to the consistency of the messages you give your children about perfectionism.

Jobs also has a reputation for perfectionism to the extreme.

However they were not prepared for the perfectionism of Earthly technology.

But that same perfectionism played its part in many of his personal disappointments.

Perfectionism is not the same thing as striving for excellence.

It has since become common knowledge that Horn's perfectionism can be expensive.

The band, and especially Richards, are noted for their perfectionism.

This is because people deal with their perfectionism in different ways. '

This essay in perfectionism remains on view through Jan. 16.

Perfectionism, which can lead to frustration when perfection is not achieved.

As with all personality traits, there are different degrees of perfectionism.

This process slowed recording down somewhat, as did her perfectionism.

It's seen as careful research, the fruit of a perfectionism that's nothing if not pure.