In Japanese culture, it’s called “wabi-sabi,” the acceptance of transience and imperfection. We humans tend to strive for perfection, not realizing that what we really need to do is forego our perfectionistic tendencies and embrace a deeper acceptance of who we really are. Steve Hasenberg and Cali Alpert point out where we lean toward perfectionism and how we can opt for ways to know we are enough just as we are.