Analyze Possible Causes
After thinking about how we feel, it is necessary to review what happened, what circumstances occurred so that the result was what it was and not another.
For this, it is necessary to dig into the possible causes, and from there, take responsibility for everything that was under our control and that could have changed the final result.
Do not see it as a way to mortify yourself for what happened, see it as a way to learn from your own experiences, to avoid repeating them.
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