A sponge is full of holes and still holds water. You don’t have to be perfect to be useful.

The gaps are not a flaw in the design. They are how the thing works at all, and something full of holes can hold more than something solid, which is worth sitting with if you have been treating your own gaps as disqualifying. Being partly unfinished is the normal condition of anything that gets used.

Stop auditing yourself for holes this week and go use the parts that work. Volunteer for the job you are two thirds ready for. Help the friend with the problem you only half understand. The gaps will matter less than you have been assuming.