QUESTION 1: How does the text describe the relationship between procrastination and perfectionism?

QUESTION 2: What is the proposed antidote to the paralysis caused by perfectionism?

That perfection is the only acceptable outcome
That a completed project with imperfections is more valuable than a perfect one never finished
That we should postpone tasks until we can make them perfect
That only perfect projects have value

From being result-oriented (perfect) to being process-oriented and progress-oriented
From being process oriented to being perfect result oriented
From self-pity to destructive self-criticism
From starting to postpone tasks indefinitely