TheArtofImperfection
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Thoughweallagreethattoerrishuman， ’resupposedtobeperfect (Wewerealsosupposedtoberichandfamous.).
Butlearningfromourmistakes—andacceptingourplain—oldaverageness—， whynottakeitinstride？ Considerthepossibilitythatthereisahiddenpatternbehindthemistakesinyourlife.
Inordertobeperceivedasspecialanddifferent， celebritiestodaystrivetoshunthelimelightandbecomeaveragefolks.(Admitit： Don’tyouloveknowingthatSharonStoneshopsattheGap？) Butregardlessofhowmuchmoneytheyhaveinthebank， orhowmuchofabuzztheycreatewhentheyshowupatacluborcharityball， ， ， lingeringinacoffeeshoporwindowshoppingonMainStreet.
Oneofthesaddestthingsaboutacquiringfameandfortuneisthatonceyourealizeyouhaveplenty， ， ， “Enoughalready”.
， theonlydifferencebetweenanextraordinarylifeandanordinaryoneistheextraordinarypleasuresyoufindinordinarythings.
Honestandgullible， trustingyetreckless， playfulbutinsecure： -upcomicswhosetouttobefunnyandgethecklediftheyarenotsillypeoplebecomelovablesimplybyembracingtheroleoftheotherguy， thecharacterwhobumpsintowallsandshowsupatpartieswithsocksthatdon’tmatch.
Sonexttimeyouarecaughttalkingtoyourselfinanelevator， don’.
Flauntingyourflaws， notyourcleverness， iswhatwillmakeyoupopularwithyourfriends.
Inartandarchitecture， ， forinstance， smallflawsaboundinwhatlooklikethemostluxuriouscarpets， .
Inmusic， “FuneralMarch” ofhisThirdSymphony， ， ， mistakeswere “portalsofdiscovery.” InUlysinparticular， typos， misspellingsandabsenceofpunctuationaddtotheinsightfulnessofhisprose.
Takeamomenttowonderattheuniquenessofthemistakesyouareabouttomake.
Weallneedtoberemindedfromtimetotimethatweprobablydon’， wemustgetridoftheideathatweareindispensable.
