Continuous Improvement

When you think you have everything set in stone, you understand everything, there’s always something else that pops up that you didn’t expect. I realize that, as much as I practiced and tried to understand the logic and ideals behind everything that I’m doing, there are more and more things that I discovered that I don’t know. And I can only learn from failures that you see, you experience. I’m realizing, “I missed this. I missed that.” And I think that’s fine with everything else that we do. Of course, it’s not just an opening. It’s also exams or interviews and such. So you can only really learn from experiences. And I appreciate being able to go through those failures and not be afraid to ask your friends or your family or your mentors what you can do better, “I made this mistake, what can I do to improve or recover?” Only through asking and working as a collaborative team can you figure out the benefits and the workarounds to get to the next level. So the little tiny failures that I’ve been making so far have been giving me moments of gratefulness, of appreciation, and excitement towards the betterment of me that I will become through those moments of tiny failures.