When it comes to getting things done, the conventional wisdom is that perfection should be the goal. We’ve been taught to take the time to plan and then slowly execute to get the best results.. But while this kind of delayed perfection may seem like a no-brainer move, there's something to be said for messy success as well. In this episode of Next Level Influence, Melanie Benson and Samantha Riley talk about messy success and why it can be a great place to start. They explore why taking an imperfect approach—with plenty of trial and error along the way—isn't such a bad thing after all. We’ve all been there – we let perfection get in the way of our success. We obsess over small details and wait until every last angle is polished before expecting to see results from our efforts. But when it comes down to it, is delaying progress for perfect outcomes really worth it? While a well-planned approach offers an attractive idea of what’s possible in the long run, aiming for messiness rather than perfection can kick start a much faster path towards your desired destination.