Charles Schulz, of Peanuts fame, said something along the lines of, “I thought I made a mistake once, but I was wrong.” Until a few minutes ago, I believed that joke had originated with my family. Then I checked. Sure enough, I was mistaken.
Some mistakes lead to unexpectedly good things. A wrong turn could take us to a beautiful spot. Misreading a recipe could result in a great meal. Dialling a wrong number could accidentally lead us to a helpful connection.
It’s prudent, though, to prevent mistakes when we can. Continue reading
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