"Perfection? Being the most human you can be"

It seems to recommend that attaining perfection does not always suggest pursuing flawlessness or attaining unattainable requirements. Rather, it indicates that being the very best version of oneself and embracing one's humankind is a kind of excellence. It highlights the value of accepting and embracing one's defects and flaws, and recognizing that they are an essential part of what makes us human.