In order to grow, to learn we must all be OK with the notion of making mistakes. Understanding that there is no way we are always going to be right, is the healthiest way we can release ourselves from emotions of guilt and notions of personal doubt.

I'm willing to bet that there is absolutely no one in the world who has achieved great things, memorable things, that has not made painful mistakes. I'm even willing to say, the greater the achievement, the greater where the collection of failures leading to the moment of triumph.
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Tomas Watson, founder of IMB, believed that <b><i>"In order to succeed you need to double your failure rate"</i></b>

What a comical sounding bit of wisdom. If you read it lightly, you would brush it off as someone who simply was attempting to make his partners laugh, but the truth is he was probably right. In the attempt of achieving your goals, you must double, triple, quadruple your attempts to achieve them.

I always tell the people who I've mentored that most of the time, we don't achieve things because we don't even try. If you don't ask, if you don't try, if you don't put desires into action, you are guaranteeing failure. That sounds negative I will admit, but it's also an observation of facts.

Being Ok with failing takes practice, it really does. You have to know that no matter the outcome, you will find a way as you always have to get up, dust off your pants, and give it another go.

Nobody paints a master piece on their fist canvas...

@chbartist