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How to Get over your mistakes in five not particularly easy steps by Sarah

Von bargain of yes and yes.org. Dear Sarah, so I was just wondering, how do you deal when you make a mistake or do something you regret?

Does this ever happen to you?

I can't figure out if I'm just making more mistakes lately or if I'm having a harder time for giving myself for them.

And before I attempt to answer our friend's very valid question.

Please allow me to share some of my most epic mistakes.

Number one, putting off getting the brakes on my scooter fixed,

resulting in an accident, a whole lot of road rash, and four stitches in my

chin.

Number two, allowing a five-year relationship to go on for about two years too long.

Number three, not proofing $1,300 worth of product before I send it to the printer.

Number four, not tying down a mattress I was hauling in the back of a pickup.

It blew out of the back in the middle of the Lake Street Bridge during rush hour.

And number five, frequently wearing Red Fleece overalls in high school. Yes.

I'd like to say that I've learned from these mistakes, but I've got drop-crotch print pants in my online shopping card as I type this, so maybe I've yet to grasp

the meaning behind that last one.

I'm hardly the person who doesn't make mistakes.

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