Let's Make Better Mistakes Tomorrow

Everybody makes mistakes there is no doubt about it. We apologize for doing so, but we shouldn't feel ashamed. The reason is, because we learn from our mistakes every time we make one.

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I always try to get myself going forward and continue what I was doing even if I feel disappointed for what I have done. I could put the blame on someone else, just because it is always much easier to do so and not face the consequences. After all it's very hard to pay the price for what I have done wrong, knowing that I am able to do things way better.

The disappointment in me just feels like two heavy stones placed onto my shoulders and smashing me down. But I am stronger than that. I don't know if it's just me, but I feel people tend to recognise my mistakes and mention it rather than saying well done when I do something right or even excellent.

I believe Albert Einstein (correct me if I am wrong) did an experiment about recognising mistakes. He wrote down the multiciplation table with the number nine and deliberately made one mistake. Then he asked the audiance what do they see. All of them said he made a mistake. Non of them said he made an excellent job, because he did nine out of ten.

To which answer would you feel better? The second one I assume.

There are people who don't learn and keep doing the same mistakes over and over again. But why do they do that? Because they are convinced, what they are doing is right and they believe in it. There is a strong desire and always a new hope that tells them this time they will do it with success.

If you made a mistake and learned from it I am sure you will never do it again and will do a better mistake tomorrow.

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