Quote by Mickey Rivers

We'll do all right if we can capitalize on our mistakes.

We'll do all right if we can capitalize on our mistakes.

Summary

This quote suggests that rather than being discouraged or fearful of making mistakes, we should strive to learn from them and use them as opportunities for growth and improvement. By acknowledging and capitalizing on our mistakes, we can potentially turn them into valuable experiences that contribute to our success. It emphasizes the importance of taking risks, embracing failure, and using setbacks as stepping stones to achieve our goals.

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