Some things require a high degree of precision (brain surgery, for example), so yes, it’s good there.

But what he lists as healthy perfectionism, I would call “playing to your strengths.” A good strategy, but not always possible.

I guess I most disagree with “repeatedly setting goals for yourself but never achieving them.” I realize he was mostly discussing career tasks and goals (and I assume he’s approaching this from a secular worldview), but to me that idea is contrary to the gospel. When it comes to living in the world, we must always strive to be more like Christ, but we’ll never achieve that.