<div>When you make mistakes, make a point of teaching others what you've learned. Doing so builds connection and trust. The best leaders are the great teachers, coaches, and guides who show us the way after they have been down that path.</div>

Teach others from your mistakes

<div>Successful people keep moving; they make mistakes but don't quit. Learn to use failure as a stepping stone away from the past. You don't forget your mistake, but you don't dwell on it or let it get you down. Get up and keep moving.</div>

Move beyond your mistakes

<div>Once you learn from your mistakes, don't repeat them. The best leaders know creativity often means breaking rules, making mistakes and learning along the way. Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes; leadership is learning from them.</div>

Learn from your mistakes

<div>Never try to cover up or blame others for what went wrong. If you messed up, admit it and own it. Admitting your mistakes earns you the respect of those you lead and makes your leadership human.</div>

Acknowledge your mistakes

All leaders make mistakes. To be human means to mess up once in a while. But the difference between good leaders and great ones lies in how they handle those mistakes. What are you modeling to those around you when you make a mistake?

Acknowledge your mistakes

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