Practising Failure
- We all normally learn from our mistakes, getting to know how to not handle something or what not to do in a situation.
- Most of our failures happen while we are trying our best to succeed. No one actively seeks failure and makes deliberate mistakes to gather learning.
- No amount of preparation can help us in various obstacles, and failure becomes the rite of passage to increase our adaptability, flexibility and eventual mastery in any skill.
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