"Plus je monte, plus je fais d'erreurs."
— Dave Chappelle
Simplified Meaning:
As people climb higher in their careers or take on bigger responsibilities, they tend to make more mistakes because these new roles are often more challenging and unfamiliar. Imagine a person who starts as an entry-level employee without many decisions to make; they likely make fewer mistakes. But as they get promoted to a manager or leader, they face more complex situations and decisions, leading to more opportunities for errors. This isn't necessarily bad—it means they are learning and growing. A successful entrepreneur might make a lot of mistakes while starting new businesses, but each mistake teaches valuable lessons that help the next venture succeed. The important part is to not be afraid of these mistakes and to use them as stepping stones for getting better at whatever you are doing.
