Everybody Makes Mistakes Book Novels & Stories

“Besides, there isn’t much I can teach you three anymore.” “There is still a lot you can teach me.” “Other than your stubborn personality and the fact that you were spoiled and pampered, you are the one I least worry about.” He chuckled as he squeezed my shoulders. “But I am the one who makes stupid mistakes.” I mumbled. “Mistakes are part of life and allow the opportunity to grow. If we never made a mistake, we wouldn’t learn anything. Mistakes allow one to grow and develop as long as you can step back and re-evaluate the situation.”

He looks miserable so I go and grab his handsome face in my hands staring into those beautiful eyes, "What's done is done, don't beat yourself up over this okay? I've learned that people make mistakes all the time. The thing is, we don't know we're making A mistake, While we're making The mistake! But wisdom is gained by learning from the mistake made and not making it again!"

“No one is above mistake, Alfred. People make mistakes. No matter who we are or how influential we are, one way or the other we've hurt people and made so many mistakes but that doesn't make us a bad person” TBC

Chapter 149 Cleo We all make mistakes. None of us have the right to judge other People who continue to mess up their lives . I always say that ; while you are committing a sin, you might not be aware of it . It's only after the sin is committed that you realize that you have really messed up.

I scoff after he said that. "I don't think I'm going to make another mistake after you make me realize how important for me to choose my partner wisely. I think the biggest mistake I've ever made is with you and give all my heart for you. I was so stupid back there." I said it all out. I am really mad at him and this scars really deep in my heart and I don't think it will recover just like that.

I explained in a bit of desperation. Nana replied, “Everybody is bound to make mistakes, little one. Even if we’re immortal, we are not perfect, and we tend to make mistakes every once in a while.” She looked deeply into my eyes and continued, “What’s truly important is that you know you were in the wrong, and you’re willing to make things right. Am I correct?” I nodded as I sniffled. She patted me gently on the head. “I am proud to have raised you, and to be able to see you grow into a good person. I trust that you know how to make things right,” she remarked.

She got nosebleed several times but that didn’t prevent her from studying as if her life depended on it. Well, it did depend on it. She was coming back from the academy late on evening when she ran into a guy who almost hit her with his motorbike. “Are you blind?” she shouted at the person whose face was covered with a helmet before proceeding to pick her scattered books that fell from her hand due to the shock “I am very sorry, it was a malfunction from my brake” the guy apologized and removed his helmet before their eyes met and they went “Uhn?” at the same time.

I suddenly asked. "Even though you've done so many things right, you only make one mistake...that and that's all they'll remember. the kind where they suddenly forget the things you did right with them because you did wrong. There are also people who only see your mistakes, as if they are waiting for you to make mistakes." I added.

“I don’t want to screw up.” “Everyone screws up and everyone makes mistakes,” Zayed pointed out the obvious truth, “But admitting that you made a mistake and working towards making that mistake better, learning how to avoid it is what makes you a better person. You are going to do one hell of a good job,” he patted Malik on the back. “Thank you.”

CLUMSINESS. Awkward, lacking coordination, not graceful, not dexterous. Anna Davenport had often tried to be cool and collected, especially whenever she found herself amongst people, but as her clumsiness would always have it, she had just shown that in front of two of her residents.