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learn from your mistakes

LERN from yer mih-STAYKS

lɜːrn frɒm jər mɪˈsteɪks

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learnfromyourmistakes

Dictionary meaning

use errors and failures as opportunities for growth and improvement; do not repeat the same mistakes but instead extract the lesson embedded in each failure; a cornerstone of iterative improvement in both personal development and organizational learning

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