We all have flaws and embracing those flaws can be the difference between feeling happiness and fulfillment, or feeling insecure. Also, the thing with being unattractive. I always hate my self because of that, and now i realise that the most attractive quality is the confidence itself. Sunim . . . writes with an inviting and gentle voice that is akin to a warm embrace. . . . Although many self-help books preach triumphal purpose-seeking, Sunim astonishes by saying, ‘I don’t think life has something grand in store for me.’ . . . The book is worth repeated readings on a commuter train, at bedtime, or as part of a morning routine.”— Booklist Psychologically, pursuing perfection often stems from a desire for approval, validation, or a fear of criticism. It can lead to anxiety, stress, and feelings of inadequacy when unrealistic standards aren't met. Perfectionism can hinder personal development and be a source of unhappiness.

It’s essential to understand that perfection is an abstract and unattainable ideal. In reality, nobody is perfect. It’s impossible to achieve perfection since it’s a subjective idea. We need to embrace imperfections as part of being human. I’m assuming not and that’s because you know it is not real and you won’t be able to find it…so why would we continue to search for something such as perfection which clearly doesn’t exist either. Imperfection doesn’t disqualify you from helping others—it makes you more qualified to give advice in the area you learned from.” – Adam Smith Being happy doesn’t mean that everything is perfect. It means that you’ve decided to look beyond the imperfections.” – Gerard WayA real treasure. It teaches us that compassion is at the heart of healing . . . starting with ourselves. I highly recommend this book Tulisan Haemin di buku ini terbagi dalam dua format: cerita yang mengantar di awal setiap bab dan kutipan-kutipan berisi petuah hidup. Sekalipun sepintas mirip buku-buku kumpulan kutipan populer, tulisan Haemin tidak memberi kesan dangkal. Sebaliknya, ia menawarkan empati yang begitu mudah menular. Kisah-kisahnya memang semacam muhasabah, tapi tidak murahan, walau saya tidak akan menyebutnya "nyastra" juga. Dari haiku, terutama, saya cenderung percaya bahwa para biksu memahami betul sumber kepedihan hati manusia. Membaca Haemin Sunim agak memperkuat kepercayaan saya yang landasannya tak teramat jelas itu. Sejujurnya saya menghitung berapa kali saya meneteskan air mata selama membaca buku ini, dan jumlahnya membuat saya malu menyebutkannya di sini. You’ve had a brilliant idea! You’d like to develop it, fine tune it, and launch it as soon as possible. Perhaps it’s a product in itself – or perhaps it’s a new way to improve the way your business works. You can’t wait! At the same time, you know that moving too fast could mean you launch something that isn’t going to work. How can you speed up the process of developing and testing your idea without sacrificing quality? From the high tech to the basic, here are some ideas for getting your project off the ground faster. 1. Software and Business Systems: DevSecOps Kemiripan paling mencolok dari keduanya adalah cara mereka memandang waktu, kaitannya dengan emosi: masa lalu dan masa depan adalah sumber kecemasan, sedang masa kini adalah di mana kebahagiaan bisa dirasakan. Hanya ketika seseorang berhenti memedulikan masa lalu dan masa depan, dan fokus pada masa kini, maka ia merasakan kebahagiaan. Itulah kenapa meditasi vital dalam praktek zen.

Sometimes, when inspiration strikes, she likes to draw (mostly people) or play music (on piano). Has an unpredictable taste in films, TV series and music - likes to experience all kinds. Repetition and continuity: an action that was happening, used to happen, or happened regularly in the past, as it was ongoingThis book became one of the most popular book in the bookstore, so i decided to gave it a try. I really needed self help book at the moment. The word ‘imperfect’ actually spells ‘I’m perfect’ because everyone is perfect in their own imperfect ways.” – Anonymous There is another imperfect in Italian formed by combining the imperfect of the verb stare (stavo, stavi, stava, stavamo, stavate, stavano) with the gerund. For example, "parlavo" could be said as "stavo parlando". The difference is similar to the difference between "I eat" and "I am eating" in English. However, English does not make this distinction in the imperfect.

To form the "used to do" imperfect, take off the ക (ka) from the end of the "uka" form and add മായിരുന്നു (māyirunnu) in its stead. Not only is that something everyone secretly hopes to hear from someone they love, but also the Christmas setting adds to the scene being beyond perfect. Besides, Mark’s (or any of the set designers’) writing is poster-board perfect. Aku tidak merasa digurui. Sama seperti dengan buku yang pertama, tulisan Sunim cocok denganku. Ia mencoba mengajak pembaca melihat dari sisi yang lain dari kekurangan kita. Apakah itu terletak pada pribadi atau cara kita mengatur komunikasi dan hubungan dengan orang lain. Hal-hal semacam itu, dibahas pula meski yang dititikberatkan adalah mengenai kepribadian. Perfect is what you make it and people are now realizing that we all have flaws and should embrace them as they are a part of who we are. Imperfection is not our personal problem—it is a natural part of existing.” – Tara Brach Famous Imperfection QuotesSo, instead of throwing it away, he sent it to China for a replacement or repair. The bowl returned repaired with its pieces held in place by metal staples. Staple repair was a common technique in China as well as in parts of Europe at the time for particularly valuable pieces. However, the Shogun considered it to be neither functional nor beautiful. Born in South Korea and educated at Berkeley, Harvard, and Princeton, he received formal monastic training from Haein monastery, South Korea and taught Asian religions at Hampshire College in Massachusetts for seven years. Remember that just because others are better at one thing than you doesn’t make you less of a person. You have your own strengths that others don’t have, too. The truth is imperfection is perfection in its best form because in the end there really is no such thing as perfect. a becomes ı if the preceding vowel is unrounded, u if it is rounded (ağla -> ağlıyor, topla -> topluyor) e becomes i if the preceding vowel is unrounded, ü if it is rounded (bekle -> bekliyor, söyle -> söylüyor)