Perfection kills momentum. Perfection kills momentum. I’ve spent months building Teki Solves — reading, coding, refining… and honestly, overthinking way too much.Write, delete, plan, second-guess. Sound familiar? Teki Solves Last week, I finally got tired of waiting. I put out something small but genuinely helpful:👉 An Advanced CSS Selectors & Techniques Cheat Sheet. An Advanced CSS Selectors & Techniques Cheat Sheet An Advanced CSS Selectors & Techniques Cheat Sheet No grand launch. No pixel-perfect design. I just shipped it. Fast forward: 84 views — all organic, no ads, just real people finding value in something simple and honest. 84 views What I learned (again): Done > perfect. People want helpful, not flawless. Momentum only happens in public. Done > perfect. People want helpful, not flawless. Momentum only happens in public. I’m sharing this because I know some of you are sitting on great ideas, tools, or blog posts you could ship — but haven’t.Stop waiting. Hit publish. See what happens. could The faster you put it out, the faster you’ll learn, and the more confidence you’ll build. If I had waited until it was “perfect,” it wouldn’t exist — and I wouldn’t have connected with 84 people this week. That’s 84 little reminders that shipping messy is better than never shipping at all. 👉 Want to save time styling those tricky layouts? Grab the cheat sheet here. Grab the cheat sheet here And if you’re curious about the journey, I’m building everything in the open at Teki Solves. Teki Solves Let’s keep it simple. Problem solved. — Teki
