Unless you fully appreciate what has happened wrong, you cannot avoid doing it again. Some people have a very hard admitting failure, but that does not help a person re-examine what happened to do better next time. Everyone makes mistakes.  Most failures are temporary setbacks, rather than absolute disasters. People who make great achievements typically also have great failures as well. Without trying and making mistakes or not getting 1st place, they would not get anywhere. Being over confident can also lead you to miss information and make a mistake. Many conditions or situations can cause a mistake, from being tired to having a bad habit. This can actually cause you to keep making them, and won't let you learn from your mistakes. Your brain actually helps you to avoid mistakes.  A study has shown that the brain reacts in 0.1 seconds to things that have resulted in past errors by sending out a warning signal to prevent us from repeating the same mistake.Making mistakes can be a good thing.  The key to making mistakes into something valuable is to learn from them.  Carefully examine a mistake that you made and look for the reasons why you may have made it.  In this way, mistakes can actually help lead you to success. While learning from your mistakes is valuable, you should also focus on what went right.  By focusing on what you are doing well, you can help feel great about your efforts as you work to improve and avoid mistakes.  Make a list of everything you've overcome and all your successes. Write down qualities about yourself that you value. Review these lists often for motivation and reminders of your progress. Once you notice some mistakes you may have made, you can start correcting them.  The method you use to correct them will vary in relation to the mistake you are trying to correct.  Review the following examples to get an idea of some corrections you can start to make:  If you regularly miss the due date of a bill, try making highly visible reminders for yourself. Don't be afraid to ask for help. ...

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