"些細なことが完璧を作り、完璧は些細なことではない。"
— Michelangelo
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Simplified Meaning:
Achieving something flawless often depends on many small and careful details. Imagine you're baking a cake. Each ingredient—sugar, flour, eggs—must be exactly the right amount, and you have to mix them correctly. Even the smallest mistake, like a bit too much or too little salt, can ruin the cake. Just as that cake needs everything just right, anything perfect in life, like a beautiful painting or a successful project, is the result of carefully paying attention to many tiny details. This means that no detail is too small or unimportant when striving for excellence. If you remember to focus on these little parts, you can aim for and achieve perfection in what you do.
