Making a mistake and owning up to it.

I was the only person along the entire journey. So I had to change me, right? Mistakes, I think mistakes, for me it's broken into 4 parts. One, I think you gotta be willing to make mistakes. A lot of people don't like making them. They aren't willing to make them. I know you love going out and making a mess of things. It's one of my favorite things about you. Which, but we learn a lot from that, you know? I think you having a willingness to go out and make them is one. I think part two of a mistake is owning that you made the mistake, right? A lot of people make a mistake and they blame someone else for the mistake. Like, please own your mistakes. This is the only way you can get better and learn from them. Okay? And then typically if you're working with someone especially and someone's giving you advice on how to overcome or fix that mistake, like implement it. You know what I'm saying? Like you have to put the things— if Cody tells me like, dude, up there speaking, you did this wrong, If I don't listen, that doesn't help me learn from that mistake, right?