I'm pulling out the parking lot.

We all know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work.

Okay.

So today is a recommendation from my podcast.

I'm sorry, a recommendation from my blog for a podcast topic.

So they wanted me to talk about learning from mistakes.

So I already done a podcast on mistakes and the value of mistakes where I talk about how mistakes aren't so bad.

So today is going to be sort of building off of that.

I'm not going to talk so much why mistakes are valuable, though that'll come up.

I'm going to talk about, okay, you've made mistakes, how do you learn from your mistakes?

So very quickly, just a quick recap on mistakes.

You can listen to my whole mistake podcast for the 30-minute version of this. But basically,

mistakes are valuable because they're very good teaching tools. And the thing I talked about in

my mistake podcast is success breeds repetition.

When something works, it teaches you, well, we'll do that again.

That worked.

But when you make a mistake, it teaches you that, okay, I did something wrong.

Something didn't work.

Let me figure out how I could do it better.

And mistakes cause you to look inside, to think about like what could I do

to make it better. How would I go wrong? What happened? So the key I want to talk about today

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