Random thought of the day:

I was scrolling earlier and came across a post by <@BdWlpN4Lagdi9KtBzSmnppoMX0I2> that stated "Confidently make mistakes".  I agree with this comment because mistakes are inevitable.  We are all going to make them, usually on a daily basis.

However, in today's society, it is also hard to embrace this fact because most employers ask for perfection.  They seem to have the mindset that we are robots rather than humans.  This employer mindset has turned our society into a bunch that plays the blame game rather than owning their mistakes.

When I was younger and first out in the workforce I started out with this mindset.  Morally it didn't sit well with me, so I changed my thought process and embraced the fact that I make mistakes.  I will admit that this has led to many job changes for me over the years.  But in the end, I can look myself in the mirror at night and know that I was honest and owned my mistakes.

Even the greatest minds in the world make mistakes.  So I encourage everyone, no matter what the situation, own your mistakes.  It will help you grow into the greatest version of yourself that you can possibly be.  And use your mistakes as a lesson in life and turn them into something positive.  Don't allow others to browbeat you over a mistake, because we ALL make them.

Hope y'all have a wonderful day!!

Thanks for sharing my message and adding your wise words and insights to it <@BC1YLi5H9MtUhgwGx7NhnXJVNaarHnvxqYP6T6R8ns7NuLds1yQucvV> 😎👊🏽🙏 Apprecisate you :)