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Notice Silver Linings

A silver lining is a lesson that you are extracting from the experience of a mistake, that might probably save you from similar scenarios in the future.

It doesn't mean that you have to convince yourself that misfortune is a good thing, only that you're acknowledging that it is good in the ba and you're willing to accept the reality of it.

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