My mistakes can be pretty bad at times and more common than I wish. I have learned the come in all shapes and sizes and will always continue as life is about learning. First time you comitted it, it's a mistake. But if you comitted the same mistake again, it's stupidity. The above answers are excellent. If you were to hurt a friend, then know you did it and, instead of phoning them or emailing or IMing, have the guts to face them to apologize and take the risk of losing them for good. If you lie or cheat, own up to it and be responsible for your own actions. On and on the list goes, but I'm sure you get the drift. We all make mistakes and will until the day we die, but it's important we learn something good from each mistake we make. Sometimes we can rectify our mistake and other times we can't and we just have to accept that we can't make that mistake again and get on. so you don't have to remember the lie"
One thing I have learned is that it is better to think first before you do something which may have far-reaching consequences. In several different accidents I have lost parts of fingers.
Over time I have come to realize to not let yourself get so down when you see a mistake you may have made. You should instead recognize your mistakes and see it as a challenge. Work your hardest to fix it. :)
Some people see this as a tricky question as it reveals your weaknesses -- so a suitable answer is something like, "I find that if I spend more time planning projects in more detail at the start, this saves time later." Everyone makes mistakes, of course, but some companies are more willing to learn from them than punish those involved. In fact, there is a slow movement towards developing learning organizations where the culture is designed so that staff can own up to mistakes quickly and improve processes to prevent repeats. You've learned that when you do make mistakes, someone is usually disappointed in the choice you made, but you have to figure it out for yourself, they might help you decide whats right and whats wrong, but you'll be the decider on which you choose. You've learned that people do care about you, and to not do it again if you don't want to.
being dependent to others was one of my mistake because i can't stand on my own and now i'm alone i have learned my mistake through to it .
You look at the mistake and think how you can avoid doing that mistake In other words, don't repeat the same mistake.
not to steal, not to lie, smoking, drinking, etc.
I have learned from my mistakes
it makes you be if you are tall that is a learned behavior and if you know how to skate board with out knowing how to and dance and cheer leading and like that so that is how learned behaviors make you be you.
prewriting is important in case u mess up and make mistakes
Acknowledging and learning from our mistakes will help to prevent making the same mistakes in the future and to improve productivity in the workplace.
"A wise man learns by the mistakes of others, a fool learns by his own mistake!" proves that by studying others, we could alter the way we look at or live, so as not to make the same mistakes.
I guess you could but the class opens for mistakes to be made and learned from and once you have a real baby you can not make those mistakes.
If the past lessons aren’t learned then man will make the same mistakes.
They make you feel upset, but mistakes are mistakes.
We make mistakes when we are in a hurry.
Act like an intelligent young woman that has it together. Face him! Tell him you made mistakes in the past and humans do make mistakes, but you have learned from them and you'd like a second chance. Mean it!
You make mistakes because you are human, not the other way around.
I have learned from my mistakes
He learned from his mistakes. And read lots of books to learn stuff.
Some skills are learned through education, degree, or leadership development programs. However, many skills are learned simply from:doing tasksseeing co-workers make mistakes and get in trouble for itmaking your own mistakes and getting into trouble for itrevising how you do tasks; improving your skill setstaking on more responsibilitiesmaking new mistakesshowing initiativeshowing leadershiptaking extra classes or CEUsusing new skills in new tasks
Everyone makes mistakes. Making mistakes is simply a part of being human.
Yes!! Everybody makes mistakes. It is something we just can't resist. We don't know we have made a mistake but we just do. You, I and everybody else, we all make mistakes. It's very common to make mistakes. You can learn from your mistakes and you will probably will never make the same mistake again.
My first attempt to make an apple pie was completely disastrous, but I learned from my mistakes.