ignoring bubbles

Yesterday- I bought a new screen protector from my iPhone (my old one got scratched pretty bad). I used to work at an Apple Store here in Colorado- and have put on (roughly) millions of screen protectors for customers and I did it perfectly because the customers would tend to freak out if it wasn't perfect. I usually don't have much of a problem with them.That being said... I don't know if I have ever mentioned this before but I am a bit of a perfectionist... and I like everything to be perfect all the time. I get agitated when things aren't perfect and it kind of drives me a little crazy... for example - say I'm having a hard time putting the screen protector on my phone without bubbles or hairs. Last night I spent like an hour trying to get the silly screen protector on. Then when I finally realized that I had messed with it too much and pretty much ruined it- it put me in a bad mood for the rest of the night. I was in a bad mood... over bubbles in my screen protector.I need to work on this. Obviously.

Sure - being a perfectionist isn't always a bad thing, but when such a tiny thing messes up my night and I obsess over it... then it is a bad thing (in my humble opinion). Thus... challenge two has begun. I have to leave those awful bubbles alone for an entire week. I'm going to try to ignore those bubbles... not be moody about them... and then fix it after successfully ignoring it. :)My husband doesn't think I can do it. ;)

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