People often use the phrase “it’s good enough” when they want to get the job done but it doesn’t have to be perfect or even great. For example, when you’re cooking dinner for the family on a Tuesday evening, good enough is fine, but if you have guests coming to dinner on a Saturday night you want it to be special.
Maybe you’ve even heard the phrase “it’s good enough for government work.” It’s commonly used to describe a task that doesn’t have to be completed to perfection. Being good enough is fine in many areas of our lives, but when
Don’t Settle for Good Enough on Safety Matters
Having a lax attitude about safety can prove extremely costly
Feb 15, 2023
| by Ronnie Freeman |
















