“Mistakes are always forgivable, if one has the courage to admit them.”
— Bruce Lee
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When people make mistakes, others are usually willing to forgive them, but admitting you're wrong takes bravery. Imagine in school, you accidentally break a friend's pencil. If you quickly say sorry and explain what happened, your friend might forgive you right away. On the other hand, if you hide the broken pencil or blame someone else, your friend might get angry and trust you less. In life, everyone messes up sometimes, but being honest and saying "I was wrong" can fix problems and keep friendships strong. Admitting mistakes shows you're responsible and care about making things right. It might be tough to do, but it leads to better understanding and respect. This kind of honesty helps build trust and stronger connections with others.
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Accountability Admitting mistakes Courage Forgiveness Growth Honesty Humility Personal development Self-improvement Wisdom
