Your mistakes aren’t meant to keep you suffering in regret or shame. They mean to teach you how to be better.
Mistakes teach you how to follow through with what you say. They remind you to walk the talk.
For example, do you really mean what you say when you’re on a path of peace, love, or happiness?
Mistakes teach you to forgive yourself and everyone else because being human means we’re destined to mess up again.
When you mess up, you’re sometimes left with this feeling of not ever wanting to trying again, of wanting to bury yourself in the ground.
Sometimes it takes a while to get it right because you don’t know any better. Other times it takes a while to get right because you’re stubborn, and you don’t want to do things differently.
Yet, the signs will always be there to point you back to the most peaceful, free, loving, and joyful path.
It’s important, then, to forgive yourself and to forgive others again and again until we get it right. To be there for each other after we fall.
To hold each other accountable for our words and actions because sometimes the most loving thing you can do is to help someone open their eyes to a truth.
When you make a mistake, it’s your sign to try again until you get it right.
If we never made mistakes we would never grow or learn. Lovely words Andrea 💖💖
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thank you, Kylie! 💖💖💖
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You are so welcome
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I will miss your blog Hummingbird. Such good advice and positive vibes shared here. Keep up the great work!😁
I also commented in reply at my blog.
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Awe, thank you so much Geraldine! I’m going to miss you too! I’m headed over to your blog to read your reply 😊
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We should learn from every mistake.
I like how you tell us to forgive ourselves and others but to also hold everyone accountable for their words and actions. I think that’s a great sentiment.
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Yes, learning from mistakes, forgiving, & holding everyone accountable is so important. Thank you!
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I totally agree, mistakes are humbling in a good way. I also teach my kids to have compassion when they see someone make a mistake similar to one of theirs. I think mistakes can build awareness and even a sense of community.
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Thank you, Julie! 🙂 I so agree with you on how mistakes are humbling, and love how you bring up the importance of building awareness & a sense of community. It’s awesome that you teach your kids to have compassion when someone makes a similar mistake.
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