If You're an INFP - Always Remember These Things

If You're An INFP - Always Remember These Things.
1. Perfection is an illusion:
As an INFPs (mediator) driven by intuition and curiosity, I have been observing myself and my fellow Mediators to understand more of our personalities after learning about the 16 Myer-Briggs personality types. And I discovered that we tended to have a solid affinity for our daydreams and imagined realities. Realities that involve Impacts that we want to make in the world, and when in our creative space, we plan the steps to take to complete this impact. But, I've also learned that things don't work as we usually plan them and that the randomness of events can lead to mixed results even after making a perfect plan, so I've learned to accept that perfection is hard to come by, thereby regarding it as an illusion. However, despite this fact, we always have to try, cause though this model never comes, taking steps towards what our creativity directs us to has led to many great inventions and observations, which has made the world a better place for us to live in. Therefore, in as much as these ideal dreams never come as we envision them, we should not let our shortcomings of not achieving them make us feel bad, but always remember that we try and that our trials are continually significant.
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[virginiabacalso]

Honestly, I don't seek perfection but rather satisfaction. When I know I'm a beginner at a thing, making it plausible and neat is enough for me because I know I'm a starter in it and I'm still growing. When I'm used to a thing, I may be frustrated when it doesn't look beautiful to me. Just knowing that I'm growing and learning on doing different things and getting good at it is already satisfying. I don't seek perfection because I know that a 'perfect' thing doesn't exist. It can't be standardized by the society by what's perfect. The difference between perfections is how you look at it and what's perfect for you.

[zombiebean]

THANK YOU FOR THIS, I will remember them :D)