Moving on from mistakes

Check yourself. Sometimes you are the toxic person. Sometimes you are the mean, negative person you're looking to push away. Sometimes the problem is you. And that doesn't make you less worthy. Keep on growing. Keep on checking yourself. Mistakes are opportunities. Look at them, own them, grow from them and move on. Do better, be better.

Everyone makes mistakes in life, but that doesn’t mean they have to pay for them the rest of their life. Sometimes good people make bad choices. It doesn’t mean they are bad. It means they are human.

The Mantra Co. on Instagram: “So often, we think if we make a mistake, there is no going back. That mistakes define us, but no. We grow by learning from our mistakes, so…”

Stories. We tell stories to ourselves every day.But what if I told you the stories you’ve been holding onto are holding you back?Yep. Read that again. Pilot turned clinical psychologist, author, speaker, and student of life, on a mission: To use a science-backed, heart and hard truth approach to helping big-picture-thinking people, like you, live […]

"And if there's one thing you should do, it's stop being a paradox. You say you want to be happy, yet you allow yourself to be surrounded by negative people. You say it's time for a change, but things stay exactly the way they always were. You say you can't believe they did tht to you , but still won't stand up for yourself. Now, I'm telling you, it's time. It's time to be exactly the person you've always wanted to be." ♡

We all make mistakes, the question is, how do you respond when it happens? . It's always uncomfortable to own your mistakes, but doing so helps you maintain an internal integrity which keeps you connected to your highest self. . "Sweeping it under the rug" may feel good in the moment but inevitably creates a bigger mess that drains you emotionally. . Be willing to own your mistakes... . Then be willing to grow from them and move on.

It’s time to stop letting your past mistakes define you. To stop letting them weigh you down and hold you back. Continuously reliving your past only keeps you in a victim mindset, leading to excuses and unhappiness. And at the end of the day, What TRULY matters, is how you heal and grow from mistakes. So instead of constantly guilt tripping yourself for what happened, take ownership of your actions. Learn from them. And move forward as a stronger, wiser person because of those l...