Not Every Mistake Is Really A Mistake
Not every mistake is really a mistake.
Sometimes you do something “wrong,” but that wrong turn leads you to something you never would have found otherwise. Instead of immediately trying to erase the error, get curious about it.
For example, imagine you’re cooking and accidentally add too much lemon juice. Instead of throwing the meal away, you balance it with a little honey. Suddenly, you’ve created a new flavor that tastes even better than what you originally planned.
The idea is that an error isn’t always a dead end. Sometimes it’s just your path taking an unexpected turn that has something valuable waiting at the end.
Your Mistake Might Be Pointing You Somewhere Better
Take a meditation break — sit with this for 3, 7, or 9 minutes →