Make mistakes and learn from them!

Blair Singer argues that mistakes are essential to growth. He encourages viewers to stop fearing errors and instead treat them as learning opportunities in both personal and professional life.
Mistakes are the breakfast of champions. Have you heard that one before? Yeah. Well, I didn't believe that when I was younger. I thought, man, I don't want to make any mistakes. You're dumb if you make mistakes. People laugh at you. Make mistakes. People don't take you seriously if you make mistakes. But as I went through my career, I don't say that I enjoy making them, but once I've made them, it's never such a big deal that I thought was going to be number one and number two. I learned so much, and I gained so much ground. I waste more time worrying about a mistake than actually making the mistake and learning from the mistake. So I've made a lot of money making a lot of mistakes. And I'm going to say that I've almost come to really love making mistakes because I feel like I have a badge of honor. I'm in the game. I'm doing something. I'm doing the real deal. If you understand that and you agree with it, give me a comment and let me know or share this video with somebody else. Until then, be awesome.
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