Do you ever attempt to hide from your mistakes or pretend they didn't happen? If so, you'll keep making the same ones over and over again.
Instead, quickly recognize and admit your mistakes. And learn to see the value in moving beyond them.
When you've found an error, you've uncovered an opportunity to improve. Take those opportunities and make those improvements.
When you discover a weakness, you've found a way to grow stronger. Overcoming a weakness in one area can make you more effective in all aspects of your life, after that weakness ceases to hold you back.
Accept that there are things you've been mistaken about, things you don't know, and things you have not been able to do.
That puts you in a position to make powerful positive improvements.
Instead of letting your mistakes and shortcomings grow more costly by denying that they exist, choose to see the real value in them.
Decide to confidently deal with them and transform your liabilities into assets.
-- Ralph Marston
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This post describes perfectly what I am trying to with my life. I will still make mistakes, just not the same ones again. That is my goal anyway.
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
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2 comments:
Hi Ron....have been shrinking maybe, like I have?
I had to...there were very delicate issues to be dealt with, accumulated from my 41 years of living..and it has been a blessing.
Yes, we will always make mistakes, but let's learn from the ones that we made
Good luck,
Anja
How true! I've been undoing many years of mistakes, some small, some a little bigger, but working at it all the same. elaine
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