Perfection Preferred?

Looking at some information sent to me last night (much of which was beyond my scope), I awoke with one thought, and like I am wont to do, it was on a random statement, not the gist of the article.  

Speaking of imperfections, my first attempt at highlighting

Perfection. Good data can be used even as it is being judged, tweaked and changed.  This from a company that works with fine-tuning output. Too often, to paraphrase, a quest for perfection leads to lack of progress. Later, reading a piece on one author finishing a deceased friend's novel, I came across another.  

I am a fan of effort and improvement; perfection, not so much.

Not Necessarily