Simra Naeem

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Have you ever found yourself scrolling through Instagram or watching someone’s perfectly polished YouTube video and thought, “Wow, why can’t I be like that?” I know I have. It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking perfection is something we can actually achieve. But here’s the truth, perfection doesn’t exist. And the sooner you stop chasing it, the better off you’ll be.

Today, everywhere we look, we see people looking like they’ve got it all figured out: flawless skin, perfect bodies, amazing careers, the perfect relationships. It feels like everyone else is living their best, perfect life while we’re stuck in the messy reality of just trying to keep it together. But guess what? Those “perfect” lives? They're not real. They’re edited, and often completely fake. No one has it all figured out. Not even the influencers we admire or the celebs we envy.

Chasing after perfection is like running after a delusion. The more you reach for it, the further away it gets. Whether it’s trying to be the best at work, having the ideal body, or being the perfect friend or partner, perfection is always just out of reach. And trying to get there only brings stress, frustration, and burnout. Think about it, when you're obsessing over every tiny detail, you’re missing the bigger picture. Instead of enjoying the process, you're caught up in worrying about every little mistake.

Perfectionism can make us afraid to try new things. When you’re too focused on doing things “just right,” you stop experimenting, you stop learning, and you stop growing. If you think about the biggest successes in history, whether it's the iPhone, airplanes, or even the first lightbulb, they weren’t perfect from the start. They were results of trial and error. That’s the beauty of imperfection, it’s how we learn and how we improve.

And don’t get me started on relationships. If you’re always expecting your partner, your friends, or even yourself to be perfect, you’re setting yourself up for disappointment. We all have flaws, and that’s not only just fine. It's the ultimate beauty of being a human being. Relationships aren’t about being perfect; they’re about being real. When we embrace imperfection in the people around us, we build stronger, more honest connections.

So, why not let go of perfection? It’s a total illusion, and when you stop chasing it, something amazing happens, such as you start embracing progress instead. You stop worrying about being perfect and start focusing on actually getting better, one step at a time. That’s where the magic happens.

Instead of stressing over everything that’s “wrong,” start celebrating the small wins. Did you make progress today? Awesome. Did you learn something new? That’s a victory. And if you messed up? No big deal, because that’s how we grow. And the best part hasn't come yet, when you stop comparing yourself to others and their “perfect” lives, you’ll feel a lot more confident in your own.

Imagine if you didn’t have to be perfect. Imagine how much more you could create, how much more fun you could have, and how much less pressure you’d feel. So, let’s stop chasing something that doesn’t exist. Instead, embrace the journey, imperfections and all. The world doesn’t need more “perfect” people. It needs real people, just like you, who are learning, growing, and being authentic.