In diverse circumstances, we all tend to make mistakes and then regret later on our decisions. But does it diminish the flare within us forever? Of course not ! Feeling penitent for a while is normal but punishing ourselves for those mistakes isn't justified as we are humans and 'To err is human' and 'You live and you Learn'.
We all have made mistakes, whether they are small or huge ones, but at the end, they are mistakes and mistakes are meant to learn and not to be repeated. If we are determined enough to learn from our errors, then there won't be any snag in achieving whatsoever we crave for. It is our mistakes which make us unique and it is important that we embrace our failings. Although it is very challenging or should I say a very tough job to come face to face with our frailties. No one likes to make mistakes or work outside their comfort box. But there lies a new opportunity to learn and grow through our failures. There is no best teacher than our own mistakes. And there shouldn't be any uneasiness in accepting where we lack as then only we can excel in them. Acceptance is another key to peace and success. And while we accept things, responsibility and integrity comes along with it. This is what I believe and follow in my personal life.
This life is a long journey and each day adds something to our timeline. We all urge to grow and be a better version of ourselves in every possible way. While we strive to be best, our mistakes serve as a fuel which enlarges the scope of success.
But there are certain mistakes, which can't be undone and they leave deep scars. People suffer and they can't imagine of any way to come out. Such mistakes give us lessons for lifetime and those lessons make us who we are, how we react and what exactly we want for ourselves. Such mistakes target our choices and make us fearful. But, there is a way out in this situation too. If we are strong enough to even cuddle with those scars and have perpetual hope, there isn't anything on this planet which can beat our will power. So YES! if there is a will, there is a way.
Hence, making mistakes is so much better than faking perfection :)
We all have made mistakes, whether they are small or huge ones, but at the end, they are mistakes and mistakes are meant to learn and not to be repeated. If we are determined enough to learn from our errors, then there won't be any snag in achieving whatsoever we crave for. It is our mistakes which make us unique and it is important that we embrace our failings. Although it is very challenging or should I say a very tough job to come face to face with our frailties. No one likes to make mistakes or work outside their comfort box. But there lies a new opportunity to learn and grow through our failures. There is no best teacher than our own mistakes. And there shouldn't be any uneasiness in accepting where we lack as then only we can excel in them. Acceptance is another key to peace and success. And while we accept things, responsibility and integrity comes along with it. This is what I believe and follow in my personal life.
This life is a long journey and each day adds something to our timeline. We all urge to grow and be a better version of ourselves in every possible way. While we strive to be best, our mistakes serve as a fuel which enlarges the scope of success.
But there are certain mistakes, which can't be undone and they leave deep scars. People suffer and they can't imagine of any way to come out. Such mistakes give us lessons for lifetime and those lessons make us who we are, how we react and what exactly we want for ourselves. Such mistakes target our choices and make us fearful. But, there is a way out in this situation too. If we are strong enough to even cuddle with those scars and have perpetual hope, there isn't anything on this planet which can beat our will power. So YES! if there is a will, there is a way.
Hence, making mistakes is so much better than faking perfection :)
Well said Divya, if there is a will,there is a way.
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Thanks Siddharth :)
DeleteI 'm glad that you were able to relate to this.