“A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing.”
— George Bernard Shaw
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Living a life where you make mistakes is better and more helpful than a life where you do nothing at all. When you make mistakes, you learn from them and grow as a person. For example, think about a child learning to ride a bike. They will fall down many times, but each fall helps them learn how to balance and pedal. If the child never tries to ride, they will never learn this skill. In the same way, taking action and making mistakes can teach you important lessons and help you improve. So, if you want to lead a meaningful life, it's better to try new things, face challenges, and learn from your errors, rather than sitting back and avoiding any risks.
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