I want to share with you the benefits of making mistakes. Many times, as mothers, we have every intention of doing a great job for our families. We read the best books to learn everything from how to get our children to sleep through the night to what the most important study habits of school aged children are most successful. In addition, we plan healthy and nutritious meals to ensure our children’s physical success.
Eventually, in motherhood, we fall. We make a mistake and forget something relevant or significant. How do you handle your mistakes? Are you your own worst critic, or do you have hecklers?
Making a mistake provides us with a new perspective and a set of information from a completely different vantage point. It is only when we pack the wrong items in our child’s lunch that we come to know what the other possibilities are.
Many times we continue to do things in the same old way, and we never have the benefit of seeing different outcomes. We can use our mistakes as learning opportunities to either get more information, to change unnecessary pressure from fix routines, or simply to laugh….Continue reading at InspireMeToday.com.
Mia is a Mom coach and the author of Time For Mom-Me, 5 Essential Self-Care Strategies for a Mother’s Self-Care.
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thanks for this, and wish them success
Interesting article, thanks for posting.
thanks
This is great! Thank you
Mary Ann F.- couldn't have said it better.
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+ add your ownNothing makes for success like trying. No matter how often you fail; keep on trying.
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Jane, a mistake is what you, yourself, define as something you should not have done.This pre-supposes that what you have learened is the only right way for your situation.
Thanks.
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Thank you.
Define "mistake". By whose authority is it a "mistake" and what is it? And who makes money off it? I need information.
Thank You for this post Gail.
We as mothers strive to always do our best but we are not perfect, and make mistakes and hopefully learn from them.
thx
WE LEARN FROM ARE MISTAKES!
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