But sometimes we give one mistake far more authority than it deserves. We let one bad decision convince us we aren’t ready, capable, or meant to keep going.
A mistake can tell you what didn’t work. It can show you what needs to change. It can even make your next attempt better.
Learn from it. Adjust what needs adjusting. Then try again.
Failure becomes much heavier when you carry it as proof of who you are instead of using it as information about what to do next.
