REMEMBER THAT NOBODY IS BORN AN EXPERT
We don’t all start with the same level of ability or talent but to progress our knowledge and skills we need to undertake a process of learning and development.
People who reach the level of mastery understand that experiencing and analysing failures and errors along the way are an essential part of improving performance.
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