From The New York Times authored by Carl Richards:
“You’re fired.
No, seriously. Pack up your stuff, and get out.
But let me be clear: The job you’re fired from is one you never should have had in the first place — being a critic of your own work.
Done, finished, not your job anymore. When you finish creating something and you start to wonder if it’s any good … nope! Don’t try to answer. You no longer get to decide.
If you need me to fire you, awesome, consider it done. But in fact, what would be even better is if you fire yourself.
Let me tell you why.”
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