“A man must
be big enough to admit his mistakes, smart enough to profit from them, and
strong enough to correct them.” – John C. Maxwell
The mistakes we
make can be a great way to learn. However, if we blame others for our mistakes,
we are more likely to repeat them over and over.
Admitting our
mistakes is a powerful way of taking responsibility for our lives. Reflecting
on what we learned is a great way to develop ourselves and to become better
contributors to society. When we
can correct and clean up those mistakes, we not only
empower ourselves we
empower all involved. Correcting mistakes is a one way to start a new beginning
especially after experiencing our hopes and dreams heading down the wrong path.
While it’s easy
to quit when things don’t go the way you expected, there is hope. You can
benefit from mistakes. You can start by looking at the things you have wanted
to accomplish in your life. Instead of feeling disappointed, look for what was
missing and what could have been done differently. When you consider a fresh
perspective, there is the chance that it could pave the way to success. First
you must be willing to take responsibility for what went wrong and make the
necessary corrections. Then be willing to put the new point of view into action.
While
correcting your mistakes may seem like a big pill to swallow, it is a great way
to take charge of your life. Admit, learn and correct. Not only is this the way of living a
path to success, in the long run, it is a path to happiness and peace of mind.
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