Very few things are perfect. Almost every situation or possibility has disadvantages. Clearly different solutions have different disadvantages. It’s a good idea to give up your search for the ideal and, instead, begin to make small improvements. Instead of looking for
the ideal, look for something better than what you have. As you begin to make small improvements in all areas of your life, you will
discover that some are quite minor; then sometimes you will accomplish some improvement that has a far greater effect than you had anticipated. The expectation of perfection causes some people to
overlook the small improvements that they could make. For example, you will always have financial problems of some kind. Winning
$10 million from your state lottery would solve your current financial problems. But it would create problems in areas where you don’t even have areas now.