- Mistakes must take place because you are on your path forward. Mistakes are proof that you are yet working. The key is to improve over.
- If you fear mistakes then you simply stop doing your work which means you will hide behind a wall of non-achievement in your daily life….mistakes are giving you chance of improvements.
- The final target everyone wishes is to become MISTAKE-PROOF. It seems fine but difficult to achieve in a day or two. Coming to that level of operation is only possible through converting your experience into wisdom. PRACTICE makes one wise through experience
- Mistakes are proof that you are on the job. Mistakes are scope for improvement. Once you are improving your area, the word mistake gets eliminated automatically.
- Do not tread back for fear of mistakes. These are the stepping stones that convert into experience and elevate you to mistake-proofing in most cases. Hence do not fear and get an understanding before you start.
- It is a distant dream if you believe that success in all your endeavors is possible without mistakes. Mistakes only tell you what shouldn’t be done. keep an eye on errors, but don’t worry about them. Your path is being paved forward.
- Mistakes be considered as Scope for improvement. Singing a song of mistakes (even if it is melodious) doesn’t prove effective and it demotivates the action taker. Hence consider a mistake as scope for improvement.
- The person who doesn’t commit error is either a saint, divine or covered in lethargy. An ordinary social person is neither of these. So, let’s make sure mistakes aren’t repeated, and perform our tasks with complete dedication.
- The fear of mistakes leads anyone into a state of inaction and depression. This fear becomes a habit of inaction, eventually leading to irreversible depression. Ultimately, the choice is yours.
10.Since my childhood until engineering school, I received punishment and harsh scolding from my parents; that was their way of feeling satisfied. Now, the definitions and meanings have changed. Mistakes are seen as opportunities for improvement, but repetition must be avoided.