“You know, the benefit in life is to say, 'Maybe you made a mistake, let's dig deep”
— Jamie Dimon
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Sometimes, when things don't go as planned, it's helpful to stop and think about what might have gone wrong. Instead of just ignoring a problem or blaming someone else, it can be useful to really look into the situation and understand it better. For example, if a student gets a low grade on a test, instead of just feeling upset, they can review their mistakes to understand what they didn't grasp. Doing this helps them improve and do better next time. In everyday life, admitting that we might be wrong and being willing to learn from our mistakes helps us grow wiser and more capable. This approach can be applied to many areas, like work, relationships, or personal goals, leading to better outcomes in the future.
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