"People would learn from their mistakes if they weren’t so busy denying them."~Harold Smith
About Me
- Mouf.Peace
- SF, California
- I'm like a pair of Christian Louboutins and fresh-out-the-box Js all in one. "Queen with a crown that be down for wuteva." Fashion is my passion and writing is my bitch. Love to cake, but I rather bake ... $bread$. I eat like there's no tomorow, sing as if I know how, dance like everybody's watching, travel as if I can afford to, and laugh 'til I cry. Rennaisance woman. Tattoos and muscle cars FTW. GOOO GIANTS! Just one of the boys, but I clean up real nice. TEAM EDWARD baby. Pit bulls, and polar bears, and chubby-cheeked babies oh my! "I be Murderin Ink without the mutha-fuckin Jah-Rule."
Who I'm Rollin Wit
2 comments:
This is so true.
We (myself included) rarely acknowledge our own mistakes.
I keep a mistake journal (think I have mentioned this to you before) and have for some time... but I would get too busy to look at it or simply forget to review it each day.
The result was that I repeated previous mistakes more than I would like to admit.
Now I keep it on my desk so that I cannot miss it.
I am certain that I will continue to make mistakes daily (as we all do)... just hopefully not the same ones.
And that is the goal.
I hate making mistakes.
People are going to make them, but the excuse that we all make them and the subsequent "Who cares?" attitude that goes along with such a selfish mindset/outlook does nothing to help you grow as a person (and usually hurts not only ourselves but others along the way).
a to the men.
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