20/08/2026
How do you decide when a project is finally 'done'?
For me, hobbies and crafting are so much more than just something to do. It's a way to express myself and share who I am.
I often doubt myself, and I can't seem to get the hang of believing my work is ‘good enough’. I mean—what does ‘good enough’ even mean?
According to a Google search: "Good enough means something meets the basic needs of a task or situation without being perfect. It is a point where extra work adds no real value."
Ummnnn... my hamster wheel is turning. 🐹
What I find interesting is that there is a point in time when ‘good enough’ starts. And I think that’s my issue!
I believe the point at which something is good enough is when I receive approval from others, rather than simply choosing for myself. (Real-time epiphany right here!)
I'm realising my version of ‘good enough’ is based on outside opinion—or rather, the fear that someone might say it’s not good enough, which somehow means I'm not good enough.
I know I’m not alone in this, and today I just needed to write these thoughts down.
Realisation is the first step!
Oooo, maybe I have a new hobby: DIY therapy. Naah, on second thought, I’ll leave therapy to the professionals. 😉
Today, I'm choosing to believe my work is good enough simply because I loved making it.
And on that note—if you’d like to have a go at making this little guy yourself, here you go!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zdrHd88y49JMbWSR_M51Rwkwi8j-Qgv6/view?usp=drive_link
How do you decide when a project is finally 'good enough'?
— Amanda