We live in a culture, a time and a country in which we often seek not only the optimal and expedient, but the best possible. This also has its good points and speaks in favour of the quality standards we have on the one hand, but also of our possibilities on the other: that we have resources at our disposal that allow us to achieve the best possible results. However, as mentioned, this is not always expedient. Suppose - as an allegory - you want to do something that only a few people should see. Then a curtain is enough to keep others from seeing. You don't have to put up a wall. The curtain is quicker to install, easier to close and open, but is not soundproof. The wall would be more durable, more stable, more soundproof, but also more expensive and take longer to realise. But that might not even be necessary. Practicality. Perhaps a key word for you today - also in your demands on yourself and others. It can be very relieving.
I wish you an extraordinary day!
