#learn from mistakes

[nova-moon13]

[antvnger]

Have you ever reacted badly to something and when the moments over, felt awful about it? If so, what do you do to make yourself feel better when it can't be fixed?

OH MY GOSH I'M SO SORRY I THOUGHT I ANSWERED THIS ALREADY!

Okay yeah, I'll be honest, Anon, there have been times where I've lost my cool over something and lashed out about it and immediately regretted it. For sure. It's definitely not a great feeling to live with.

The first thing I do is I give myself space. As soon as possible. If I'm angry enough to react badly and lash out like that, then I need time to cool down and to process what happened.

I have to remind myself that no matter what the issue was, whether I was in the right or in the wrong originally, reacting like I did wasn't the right thing to do, and I definitely should apologize for that. It's not the right way to handle things; in fact it only makes things worse. So regardless of anything else, I need and should apologize for that.

So after I've cooled down and I realize my mistake, I go find that other person that was involved in the moment in question, and I apologize to them for reacting the way I did. And I mean it.

If the other person is pissed about my behavior, then okay. That's kinda fair, and they need time to get over that. If everything isn't fixed yet because of that, it's not the end of the world. That person needs time and space like I did, and hopefully, they'll come around and accept my apology. Then hopefully we can talk about what all went down and why it went down that way.

If it can't be fixed, then I have to evaluate what happened and what I could have done differently. I have to look at the situation and learn from it. That's one of the best things I can do in that situation. Learn from it, forgive myself over it, and then let it go. I can't dwell on it, or it's only going to drag me down. Easier said than done, I know, but that's the reality of things.

And if I have opportunities to help me get back into the good graces of whoever was affected by my behavior, then I take them. I'm not saying go suck up and kiss ass, but I am saying be a little extra kind and considerate of those people. There is a difference, and that difference is your attitude and motive for doing it. That kind of thing really can go far.

Anything beyond that, I let myself do things that have been proven to cheer me up. Moping and being sad for longer than necessary isn't going to do you or anyone else any good. I grieve my mistake and then try to let it go.

I hope this helps, Anon. Good luck. And I am so so so SO sorry for the late reply.

[kc22invesmentsblog]

Thursday Motivation: Rising Stronger After Every Fall

Written by Delvin Welcome to the Thursday Motivational blog post! Today, we draw inspiration from the wise words of Nelson Mandela, who reminds us that true greatness lies not in avoiding failure, but in our ability to rise up each time we stumble and fall. Life is a journey filled with ups and downs, and it is through our resilience and determination that we can achieve remarkable things. So,…

[morgannalefey]

Really want to emphasize here that none of these things are immutable. So many people really want things to be "set from birth" but many of them just aren't. Life happens. Change happens. Trauma happens. Beauty happens. Love happens. The process of learning and growing results in us being very different from what we were when we were five years old. I am not the same person I was when I was 30 (thank goodness).

We have got to stop expecting teenagers to be adults and make choices like adults and figure out who they are or where they are going by the time they are 18 (or 25 or 35). Most humans, in one way or another, are experiential learners. They try things out. The best time to be making mistakes is when you're a teenager and you've got the training wheels still on. It's a time for personal exploration. Teens are learning to differentiate themselves from their parents and the others around them. They're learning who they are. Part of that process is learning about their own personal sexuality. They learn (hopefully) from their mistakes, but this whole attitude of "[whatever] from birth" doesn't allow any room for people being mistaken or for people not fully understanding themselves, OR for people CHANGING over time.

We are allowed to course correct for our entire lives. It should be expected. It's how we learn, grow, do better, survive and thrive.

tbh it doesn't rly hurt teenagers to incorrectly id as ace like... what's the worst than could happen? they don't have sex till they're older?? lol

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[1rabong]

What if.. Glorfindel joined the Fellowship,,

[youknowboo]

Smile More. :)

[alexandria-alexis]

This is a bit much but I agree in that it was really disrespectful of them today. This sport is about sportsmanship, which is the whole reason you don’t race on your own. Push past the upset in order to be a good sportsman.

Also they do have sportsmanship. It can get a little hard in tough situations like this (see max and lando last year 😩) but overall they do. Just if has to be clear when it’s appropriate to express distaste and when it isn’t. Nico has been waiting for this podium since yall were in highschool. Bite it back and congratulate him.

btw when lewis and max were embroiled in one of the most intense and to the wire championship battles they sprayed each other. they always did. ham-bot-ver podiums were never toxic. max and george literally have to be sat away from each other at driver dinners and they sprayed each other and clinked their bottles. the lack of sportsmanship that mclaren drivers display is nothing more than the physical presentation of their profound mediocrity. they are not good and they will never be great. worst of all they know it and it shows. it shows in their trite reactions, it shows in their lack of care for their fellow drivers, it shows in them ignoring each other. this is the most exciting sport in the world and lando and oscar are commiting the worst possible crime against it. they are making me bored.

[the-purple-poet]

Honestly I would die if it meant that the world would reset tomorrow and be a better place. One where violence and greed are no more, a place where children don't have to worry about their futures because they know it's bright and free. One where no one will know the hatred of another and only love would fill everyone's heart. One where hunger would cease to exist, nobody would need to worry about where they are going to get their food next. I'm just exhausted from the pain and torment of the world, seeing others suffer because of the hate people let rule over their lives. It must stop, before it's too late to learn from our mistakes.

[rawrysays]

once I didn’t dance when I wanted to, I did not make this mistake again

once I didn’t take enough pictures, I did not make this mistake again

[mrbizz1]

Forget Perfect: Embrace the Power of Daily Improvement

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[oceangenasi]

I'm absolutely obsessed with Laios' logic that the other shapeshifters made mistakes the real party members were too knowledgeable/careful/wise to make

but for Marcille he's like "only the real Marcille would do something that fucking stupid"

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[hmdavis02]

Homeschool Advice: Part 6 | Failure

In the early years of homeschooling, I began to re-evaluate the role of failure in life. I’d spent a good portion of my adult years berating myself for stupid mistakes, wasted time, and the like – to the ironic point of wasting more time stupidly dwelling on past mistakes. It changed when I noticed my ungodly habit rubbing off my kids and recognized the absolute desolation of refusing to learn…

[subtlesolitude-tailoredtaste]

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