Summary: “Just one more thing” rarely closes a loop — it usually creates more. Define your “definition of done” up front, finish the version that keeps the promise, and let done be done. Momentum beats the illusion of last‑minute perfection.

• Why “one more” expands scope instead of finishing
• The hidden costs: drift, context switching, and lost presence
• Defining your “definition of done” before starting
• Clarity comes after done — not from endless additions
• Choose “enough” today to protect momentum

Key takeaway: A finished promise beats a perfect plan you never ship.

Reframe: “One more thing” isn’t diligence — it’s scope creep. Choose enough and close the loop you are already in.

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