"Success does not consist in never making mistakes but in never making the same one a second time." ~George Bernard Shaw
We all make mistakes but what makes a successful person different from the rest is he makes these mistakes as a motivation to be better, an experience to be learned from, and a reason to be a better person than yesterday. How about you? How do you feel when you make mistakes? Don't be discouraged and continue learning from your mistakes.
I think that we all make mistakes or the wrong choices during our lives but we learn from them. The understanding of our mistakes can be the path to success in all areas.
I think everybody feels bad after making a mistake. But people react in completely different ways: Some get aggressive, others more depressive. To have success, you shouldn't be in either of these groups. To be successful means for me to be able to extract motivation out of mistakes. But this is anything but simple. It's so much easier to blame others for your mistakes.
For me personally success is not the most important thing in my life. With this stance it's sometimes easier to handle mistakes, because I don't feel urged to be more successful today than I was the day before. So I think I can afford the one or other mistake...
