right to make mistakes.

right to make mistakes.

Making mistakes is my sacred right. I could be wrong, because I still have to pay. If I want to make mistakes or if I will make mistakes is another matter. But the main thing is that I have the right to it.

You learn from mistakes, and you should remember that. To understand it, to understand it, to be grounded in it is extremely important.

The right to make a mistake is the right to freedom of action. As long as it seems to me that I have no right to make mistakes, I will be deathly afraid of mistakes. And all my actions will be under the yoke of this fear. In other words: everything I do will be dictated not by common sense, but by my fear.

Such a "right to be wrong" seems rather strange. What's the point of that? Why is this even necessary? But it turns out it's necessary, and here's why.

One of the most dangerous mistakes is “the fear of making mistakes.” If I’m afraid to make mistakes, will it make me make less mistakes? Not a fact. But I will try not to pay attention to my mistakes, to find an excuse, to consider them meaningless, to say that they are not mistakes at all.

He who does not make mistakes achieves nothing. When you conquer your fear of error, you gain true freedom, and a free man is a happy man. Only a free person performs actions that are truly beneficial to him, and therefore to the happiness of others, who are dear to this person.