Hello, friends of @holos-lotus.
None of us like to make mistakes. That's not only human, but obvious. Making a mistake? That word we all treat like a ghost to run from. I've made many, everywhere: in my work, in my relationships, in my personal decisions, etc.
But I've come to a conclusion over the years, as I've grown (not to say "matured"): making mistakes isn't the problem. I'm tired of telling this to my students, workshop participants, and stepchildren. The real problem, the mistake that truly condemns a person, is the refusal to face one's own error, acknowledge it, accept responsibility, and correct it.
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