Quote by Chris Hankin

People make mistakes, it's just part of life. But, it's what we do with those mistakes that matters. What matters is what we learn from the mistakes, not what the mistake is.

People make mistakes, it's just part of life. But, it's what

Summary

This quote emphasizes that making mistakes is inevitable and a natural part of life. However, the crucial aspect lies in how we respond to our mistakes. Instead of dwelling on or defining ourselves by the mistake, what truly matters is the lessons we extract from it. It emphasizes the importance of personal growth, highlighting that the value lies in our ability to learn, grow, and move forward from our mistakes.

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By Chris Hankin

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