We all make mistakes
Subconsciously or consciously
You either say
The right words or
Words that
You assumed
Were right
At the time
All of us
Make 'blunders'
Whether they be big or small
Our actions state who we are
If we never made mistakes
We would never learn or grow.... However some never learn or growat all
there is a larger difference in making a mistake
and that would be deliberately committing a wrong doing
Both have a consequence
but one is a known consequence (wrong doing)
while the other is a mistake
which gives us value through
the unknown consequence...
The final line contains a question (that could inspire another piece!) "why do some people learn from their mistakes while others keep repeating them unaware?" Maybe we're all a combination of both.
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and that would be deliberately committing a wrong doing
Both have a consequence
but one is a known consequence (wrong doing)
while the other is a mistake
which gives us value through
the unknown consequence...
Mistakes are a wonderful tool
Vickie
Axilea
well said,
cg