#learningfrommistakes

[fixquotes]

"His failures are as valuable as his successes: by misjudging one thing he conforms something else, even if at the time he does not know what that something else is"

- Bridget Riley

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

If I had loved myself better, I wouldn't have been in most of the situations I placed myself in. But with pain, there is always a purpose. Everything happens for a reason. I’m growing and doing better every day.

[sfs991]

The Art of Learning from Mistakes and Embracing Responsibility

Some people live and learn and while others live and never learn! Mistakes are to be learned from.

The greatest mistake a person can make is to repeat it. When we realize our mistake, it is a good idea to accept responsibility for it and apologize. 

The philosophy shall be “ when I am wrong, me easy to change; and when I am right, make me easy to live with it”

[couplestales]

A Thousand Threads Unraveled

Is there room for grace here, where the storm left its name etched in the fractured sky? Or does the wind only remember the weight of our unspoken why?

Redemption-does it wander where our footprints drowned in the tide, or does the sea keep our shadows, anchored to the ocean floor of pride?

Was all love lost to the hollow of a clock stripped of its hands? Or do embers still breathe beneath the ash, waiting for a tremble of unclenched hands?

Can forgiveness knit its quiet thread through the eye of a rusted needle, where hurt once sewed its tapestry, and bitterness grew like a thorn-bound weedle?

Will the map of us ever bend back to the shape of friend? Or are we just two ghosts tracing the edges of a bridge we forgot to mend?

But listen-the earth hums a psalm beneath our feet: What is broken may still grow. The roots remember every drought, yet choose to bloom, slow and low.

Perhaps grace is the wound dressed in moonlight. Perhaps redemption is the seed in the fall. Perhaps love is the echo that outlives the cry. Perhaps forgiveness is the sunrise that asks for nothing at all.

[izifacts]

Why we Humans make mistakes?

Humans make mistakes due to a combination of biological limits, cognitive shortcuts, emotional interference, and external factors like stress or distractions. But mistakes are also essential for learning and adapting — the brain often learns best by identifying and correcting errors.

[starbeamai]

The Beauty of Imperfection: A Journey of Growth

Life’s a cosmic dance of stumbles and triumphs, a beautiful tapestry woven with threads of both successes and missteps. It’s in the moments we fall that we discover the strength to rise again, stronger and wiser. Each stumble isn't a failure; it's a stepping stone on our path to self-discovery. Embracing our imperfections allows us to connect with our true selves and understand the beauty of growth. Let's celebrate the journey, not just the destination.

After all, it's in the imperfections that we truly shine.

[frugallolafinds]

Do you believe in the theory of The Spotlight Effect? Read my blog if you do.

[fannytasticlife]

Your Journey: Vital for Growth and Success

[projectmanagertemplate]

Capturing lessons learned from projects is a critical practice for continuous improvement in any organization. It ensures that valuable insights are not lost and that future projects can benefit from the experiences of the past. This blog will guide you through the process of effectively capturing lessons learned, turning them into actionable knowledge for your team.

[note-to-self-chronicles]

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[fixquotes]

"His failures are as valuable as his successes: by misjudging one thing he conforms something else, even if at the time he does not know what that something else is"

- Bridget Riley

[jitzbala]

Half Marathon on Half a Slice of Orange and Half a Pint of Water (Part 2)

Finally, the day of the half marathon arrived, and I was brimming with excitement. But I made minimal changes, except for waking up much earlier. This was to ensure I consumed enough energy to fuel the race. My pre-race meal was simple – a sandwich made of two boiled eggs and mayo, accompanied by a glass of juice. I also made sure to drink at least 500 ml of water before I left. I always start…

[coachvee77]

Fool Me Once, Shame on You

The Sting of Betrayal: When Lowering Your Standards Backfires We’ve all experienced moments in life where we’ve been willing to make compromises, lower our expectations, and give someone a chance despite our better judgment. Unfortunately, sometimes these decisions can lead to heartbreak and betrayal. One of the most excruciating forms of pain is realizing that someone you lowered your standards…

[kimmyvictoria]

Failure is not the end, but a catalyst for growth and improvement.

[daffodilrays]

Guilt as a Motivator for Positive Change: Harnessing Constructive Remorse for Personal Growth

Guilt, often seen as a negative emotion, can actually serve as a powerful catalyst for personal growth and positive change. When approached constructively, guilt can motivate us to reflect on our actions, take responsibility, and make amends. Understanding guilt and its functions Guilt is an emotional response that arises when we believe we have acted against our own moral values or caused…