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Life Lens - Entry 177
Why Admitting Mistakes Matters There are two things that really define a person for me: their ability to admit when they’re wrong and their willingness to say, “I’m sorry.” I think these two traits say so much about someone’s character. We’re all bound to mess up at some point—that’s just life. But what really matters to me is how you handle it when you do. If you can’t admit that you were…
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Reminds me of my masters and seniors at Sainik School Amaravathinagar , where a specific mantra is imbibed to all from the junior most class . Well the trend continues....! I insisted on my juniors too - "Have the Courage of Conviction" . This motivation turned to be my preaching to all my fellow mates and to students whom I meet at various colleges . One can be at any stage of life , maybe a leader as well but , the leader should possess the important attribute and courage to admit the mistake committed by oneself. Comment "Yes" and tag the person who comes first to your mind. #leader #courage #admitmistakes #attribute #sainikschool #amaravian #candoit #motivation #students https://www.instagram.com/p/CYYHRdiln03/?utm_medium=tumblr
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How to stand tall: when you fall short, admit it. Goodbye Shortfall.
Good Notes to Self (TonyBrigmon.com)
