An active approach towards making mistakes
This refers to your ability to acknowledge mistakes when they occur and use them as valuable lessons about yourself and your business.
Doing so will help you see the gaps in your business, lean on people with more knowledge or experience, and course-correct as you move forward. Moreover, it will free you from being over-critical or fixating on things that may hold you back.
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