How To Recover From Setbacks - Page 9
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Julia Austin
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No regrets
If you no longer lament the past (or at least, not as much as you once did), Curry says this is also a sign of growth. “Learning from your mistakes indicates that, however unfortunate, the situation was an opportunity for you to become a better person. Every mistake that you have made has made you into the person that you are today. Regretting them is to regret a part of your current self and an integral part of your growth.”
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