The Best Rebound.
I can’t tell you how many times we make mistakes in a day. Our consciousness slips, only for the fragment of a second. And so does a glass, twirling end over end, and then crashing on the floor. The harsh reality is that our mistakes will have consequences and sometimes serious repercussions. But the only way for us to move on, is by accepting blunders. We slip-up but that’s human nature. The question remains, Can I rebound from this failure?
As Chef Ramsay asks with a powerful glare, “Can you bounce back?”
If you can’t bounce back, you will fail.
So think.
Think hard.
Will I be able to forgive myself and move on? Or will I live a life of regret with little progression?
Deep down we want the best for ourselves. Deep down we want to overcome our shortcomings. And we can only do that by seriously examining ourselves. We must think of the future and what these slip-ups will be worth in the end. Maybe it is for the best. That job interview you didn’t pass may not have been the right one for you. Use the lessons learned from mistakes to set yourself on the right path. Try to overcome you greatest fears and focus on the positive.
