#TrialAndError

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

Learning requires failure.

[everythingaboutbiotech]

⭐LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES⭐

Oscar Wilde famously said that experience is just another name for the mistakes we make. This rings true, as long as we learn from those mistakes. In today's increasingly unpredictable world of constant change, information overload, multiculturalism, and technological disruption, mistakes are inevitable.

Most people dislike making errors, but management expert Tom Peters argues in his book Thriving on Chaos that we can't afford perfectionism. The quickest way to find solutions is through rapid testing, making mistakes, learning, and adjusting. He advocates that we embrace and even celebrate mistakes as opportunities for growth. He thinks we should become "mistake maniacs".

⭐Happy accidents⭐

It's worth remembering that many discoveries and inventions have happened by accident. In the early 1970s, Arthur Fry wanted a bookmark for his church hymnal that wouldn't fall out or damage the pages. His colleague at 3M, Spencer Silver, had developed an adhesive that wasn't strong enough to stick two surfaces together (as planned) but left no residue after removal and allowed items to be repositioned. Fry put some of Silver's adhesive along the edge of a piece of paper. His church hymnal problem was solved, and the Post-it note was invented.

Viagra was originally developed to treat cardio-vascular problems. In testing, it must have become (very) clear that it wasn't just the heart that was affected.

And the famous inventor Thomas Edison made thousands of failed prototypes of his electric light bulb before finally succeeding. When asked why he hadn't given up, he explained that each failure had taught him something he needed to know for the next attempt. Edison was clearly a mistake maniac.

⭐Turn mistakes into experience⭐

1. Accept the mistake

When you make a mistake, admit it as soon as you can first to yourself and then to others. The sooner you accept that a mistake has happened, and take responsibility for it, the sooner you can start learning from it.

2. Analyse and get feedback

Study where you went wrong, so you'll know what to do differently next time. It can help you in identifying solutions to future problems, too. It's helpful to get feedback from trusted colleagues. A mentor can give you advice on how they've managed similar situations.

3. Find the lesson to be learned

Keep a diary. Record your mistake along with your analysis and the feedback you received. Then, make a plan with specific steps to prevent the same mistake from happening again.

Some organizations have online mistake diaries that everyone can contribute to, in which mistakes and their solutions are posted.

4. Check your learning progress

Use a simple learning checklist at regular intervals to help you learn from these experiences.

5. Always be a learner

Develop a learning mindset and be prepared to take some risks. Prioritize where you want to develop, concentrating on one thing at a time. Put time aside for your learning. Share your goals with someone you trust, so they can encourage and support you. A mistake maniac is ultimately a lifelong learner.

⭐Essential phrases⭐

1. Accept the mistake

I'm afraid that was my fault.

My approach to the problem was wrong.

I'm sorry but I messed up there.

2. Analyse and get feedback

Let's see what went wrong in the process.

I think I understand where I made an error.

Where do you think the mistake was made?

3. Find the lesson to be learned

I can see where I need to improve.

I've made an action plan to make sure this doesn't happen again.

I don't intend to make the same mistake twice.

4. Check your learning progress

Have I reached my learning goals?

I carry out a self-check on my progress at regular intervals.

I need to check whether my approach is working.

5. Always be a learner

One step at a time.

Have a look and tell me if

you think these goals are practical.

I've allocated time each week for learning.

⭐My learning checklist⭐

Answer YES or NO:

Have I...

reached the learning goals I wanted to reach by this time?

clarified my learning targets for the next six months?

taken steps to improve how I manage my time for learning?

thought about things I haven't enjoyed doing and/or have not done well and considered how?

I might handle such things in the future?

thought about things I have enjoyed doing and/or have done well?

done anything specific to keep up to date?

concentrated on how to improve in the future?

learned something new about myself?

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[rhk111sblog]

Philippine Army Artillery Forward Observers seen using portable Laser Rangefinders

[alinagentry90]

How Coding Can Help Children Develop Pеrsistеncе

Here are some reasons to Coding helps children Develop Persistence.

Problem-Solving Skills: Coding involves breaking down complex tasks into smaller, manageable steps, and teaching children to approach challenges systematically.

Trial and Error: Coding requires experimenting with different solutions until the desired outcome is achieved, fostering resilience in the face of setbacks.

Debugging: Encountering errors in code is common, teaching children the value of perseverance as they work to identify and fix mistakes.

Patience: Writing code often involves long periods of trial and refinement, teaching children the importance of patience and diligence.

Project Completion: Seeing a coding project through to completion instills a sense of accomplishment, motivating children to persist through difficulties.

Creativity: Coding encourages creative problem-solving, allowing children to explore multiple solutions and develop resilience through innovative thinking.

Growth Mindset: By emphasizing the process of learning and improvement rather than focusing solely on outcomes, coding cultivates a growth mindset, promoting persistence in the face of challenges.

Learn More - https://goglobalways.com/blog/how-coding-helps-children-build-resilience-and-persistence/

[fahmeenaodetta]

Trial and Error

Many experts recommend the use of trial and error in a person's life. Trial and error could be used to figure out what sports and physical activities you enjoy most, what career is best for you, what diet works best for you, and so on (more examples provided in this article by A. Lord:  https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/trial-error-method-success-andre-lord). You are expected to move from option to option before figuring out what is best. When an option doesn't work, that trial could be viewed as an unsuccessful attempt or fail. 

Looking back on my life, I realize that there was some trial and error. I was willing to try new things and make mistakes (this reminds me of Facebook's motto: Move fast and break things -- now changed as explained in this article by I. A. Hamilton: https://www.businessinsider.com/meta-mark-zuckerberg-new-values-move-fast-and-break-things-2022-2). I even had jobs that involved experimentation (these posts provide additional information: https://fahmeenaodetta.blogspot.com/2024/01/tough-jobs.html and https://fahmeenaodetta.blogspot.com/2024/01/paper-i-submitted-for-publishing.html). So it follows that there were some surprises and mistakes in my career.

Thankfully, I have had many successes in my career and life. For example, I moved forward during primary school (more information on my childhood performance here: https://fahmeenaodetta.blogspot.com/2024/02/childhood-performance.html). I had success preparing diagrams at school and work (more information here: https://fahmeenaodetta.blogspot.com/2022/06/diagramming.html and https://fahmeenaodetta.blogspot.com/2023/09/memory.html). I had success identifying conflicting information and resolving issues (more information: https://fahmeenaodetta.blogspot.com/2022/11/resolving-issues.html). I handle stress well (more information: https://fahmeenaodetta.blogspot.com/2024/01/strengths.html).

I recommend trial and error. However, at this point in my life I do not want to be trying new things continually. I have a lot of experience under my belt and figured out a lot. I believe I know what would work for me.

[deidreraven-things]

Meat or no?

What are your feelings about eating meat? Quite mixed. I was a vegetarian for half a year, and I felt like absolute shite the whole time. Low red blood cells, feeling faint, constant headaches, not enough protein… And some people swear by being vegetarian or vegan, and good for you! But please don’t shame those of us who literally cannot go without eating meat. I wouldn’t eat it if I didn’t…

[ssskaykay]

(2) Severe art block…so just a chibi of a silly curl haired burgundy shirt boy :)

Already off to a terrible start (artistically) for 2025 :,) I tried everything that used to help me get out of art block like looking through my old art but I saw nothing but completed pieces and somehow tricked myself into thinking all I made were “completed” drawings because that was all I saw.

So, to combat this, I've decided to document every single failed piece leading up to this silly doodle, along with my reasonings behind not finishing them!

[starboundsingularities]

good lird they did not make a gimmick blog about a real life murder

#someone fucking DIED but whatever who gives a shit it's funny i guess

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🥚 eggvidenced Follow

honestly with how suspicious and confusing everything on the dl-6 case was i wouldn't be surprised if it came out that it was that prosecutor guy tbh

🌟 rockliker270 Follow

date posted: june 23, 2010

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⚖️ courtofpublicopinions Follow

🌟 rockliker270 Follow

ok hear me out. what abt winston payne though

🧊 just--ice Follow

okay now they're just making lawyers up

#also didn't mvk die or something?

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🔥 triedbyfire Follow

why the fuck are you people still posting about the gavinners as if theyre not copaganda. didn't the guitarist get convicted of murder

🎸 guiltiest-lovers837 Follow

so fucking tired of this "um um didn't daryan get convicted of murder" YEAH AND HE'S LITERALLY NOT IN THE FUCKING BAND ANYMORE. dipshit

🔥 triedbyfire Follow

are you gonna address the copaganda thing or

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🌻 attorneybout Follow

he's so. 😳

📂 trialanderror Follow

why is he defending

📂 trialanderror Follow

OP WHY IS HE DEFENDING???

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🦈 giantlakemonsters Follow

i just wanna hear about another gourdy sighting thats all

🥜 liberdeez Follow

op. i'm so sorry op. gourdy isn't real you have to let her go. they had a whole trial about it.

🔐 wrightorwrong Follow

hi!! so this isn't actually the case as while gourdy was briefly mentioned in a trial, said trial had nothing to do with whether or not gourdy was "real" per se as much as. well. murder, actually. while gourdy WAS found out to be an inflatable steel samurai this was not brought up in the case at all as the veracity of gourdy wasn't really as relevant as the fact that the witness was looking for gourdy rather than at the murder she claimed to have seen. plus this was also a relatively small part of a MUCH larger trial which for those interested not only solved the dl-6 case but ALSO marked the end of prosecutor von karma's ~40 year long record and the court records are really a fascinating read through!!

🦀 mad_libz_87 Follow

net 0 information post

#thanks again lawblr

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🍒 cherriescoola Follow

btw i was at the park the other day and klavier gavin (of gavinners fame) was there and obv there was a huge crowd but this guy was there with him and at some point he (the other guy) waved to the crowd and someone still screamed like it was klavier??? who was that guy ive never seen him before in my life

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🩸 has-dl6-been-solved-yet Follow

December 28, 2016

YES!!!

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🪙 tellerlikeitis Follow

guys help i'm a bank teller and this guy just introduced himself as robin banks what do i do

🔪 violencekilling Follow

you gotta let him rob you that's the law

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👻 ghostesswiththemostest Follow

look if i ever get convicted of murder im just hiring the lawyer with the coolest sounding name

💼 courtofwaw Follow

bestie if you already got convicted it is Too Late

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📋 lawandwhoreder Follow

guys i know it's real fun to think people just can predict whatever but if you look at the earliest reblogs of that post that "guessed" the true killer in the dl-6 case it was actually a post about how they didn't want to go to the store. clearly edited

#stg nobody bothers to factcheck anything anymore

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🐺 lawnewolf Follow

i am NOT homophobic or whatever the fuck you guys are saying now i just think its weird to write fanfiction about realass people?? go touch grass ffs

🌈 lawsbian Follow

the fun police (this guy) putting me in yaoi court but the lawyers (phoenix witrght and miles edgeworth) just keep trying to make out (real court is like this too btw)

🐺 lawnewolf Follow

YOU HAVE SOMETHING WRONG WITH YOU.

#look idc what your enemies to lovers fic bullshit says #they're straight. and more importantly REAL PEOPLE. #there's TENSION because they are in COURT and there are LIVES on the LINE. #not because they wanna fuck. god.

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🔮 inhighspirits Follow

why dont they just ask the spirit mediums to ask the victims who killed them this law shit is easy

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💞 lawveyourself Follow

seriously i cant believe they gave this guy a law degree

💞 lawveyourself Follow

what do you mean evidence fraud

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🎧 instrumentalillness Follow

fuck you *unguilties your love*

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🎀 copiicat Follow

perjury isnt illegal btw in fact if youre one of tge witnesses youre legally required to lie on the stand. thats why everyone does it. trust me

[neotenous-agency02]

just put canned tuna on a crumpet, it wasn’t good #trialanderror #recipetesting

[wildgeesedotpdf]

Reaping what I sow? No. Ripping what I sew. #seamrippergang #trialanderror #needtogetmysewingmachinematinenced

[emergingmoda]

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[agentbingx]

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[fanny1975]

在 YouTube 上觀看「歡迎新Studio 之 即興口試王｜試當真謝票場 第166週」

[rhk111sblog]

Forward Observers (FO) of the Artillery Units of the Philippines Army (PA) were recently spotted using Portable Laser Rangefinders during a recent Exercise in the Southern Area of the Philippines

This was initially released as an Article last September 18, 2024 at https://therhk111militaryandarmspage.blogspot.com/2024/09/philippine-army-artillery-forward-observers-seen-using-portable-laser-rangefinders.html

[bchukerman]

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Mostly variations on the same prompt. By changing a word, or redefining a color, things change. - there are a lot of surprises most of which beyond control. hyperrealistic photo of multicolored alien flowers (kenny Scharf meets Dr Seuss) in black resort pool. multiple light sources from front, back, & sides create dappled confusing reflections, giant bearded iris flowers with polka dots, stripes, glowing tendrils, licorice colored slime oozes like toothpaste from furiously colorful boiling water. giant thick black tendrils & swollen red orbs create shimmering reflections in the black depths, moon & stars celestial event. - at some point, I removed the Kenny Scharf and Dr. Seuss idea and it changed significantly. It’s be interesting to keep notes, but for now, I’ll just keep stumbling around. Is working. I think. - & I’m probably having just as much fun with the music. @almassaro6 you are a great inspiration. - #ai #generativeart #bingimagecreator #trialanderror #istilldontknowwhy #becauseicaniguess - Fifty variations here. It’s all Instagram will allow in one reel. - I really do not Ave any idea yet where these are going. November 07, 2023 at 09:06PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/reel/CzX2ILDrv1G/

[sarahbonddesign]

Day (I’m losing track of this haha) #marchmeetthemaker2023 Trial and error This has to be when I mess about with colour variations on logos, this can be a long process depending on what colours are picked and what colours work with which, I tend to do this process behind the scenes and pick the best few that work with the logo - or other digital mediums - to show the client. Sometimes colour combinations c take up so much artboard space just so I can get the right colour combos . . . #logodesign #colourcombination #logocreation #logocolourconbinations #logodesigner #logoinspirations #artboards #colourcombo #marchmeetthemaker2023 #trialanderror #smallbusiness #freelancedesigner #freelancing #logovariations #freelancerlife #agencylife #sarahbonddesign #march #badgelogo #badge #badgedesign (at Sarah Bond Design) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpvQVJCIzWo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=