Thais Gibson Personal Development School
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Why It's Okay to Make Mistakes | How To Be Confident
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September 16, 2021
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Due to the conditioning system, we are all subjected to growing up, we learn to expect a reward when we do things right, and a punishment when we do things wrong. We carry this pattern into adulthood, where we might become too critical towards ourselves whenever we make a mistake, however letting go of self-criticism can actually help us find a solution, and extract lessons from every mistake we make. In the video, I go into detail as to why it's actually okay to make mistakes.
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