Making Mistakes and Time

[Jayson]

Making mistakes takes up a lot of time. In fact, it can make projects way longer. Well, for instance, let's say you mess up a computer program. Anyway, a safe bet is to try to make sure you follow the original plan from the get-go, but double checking what you're doing before you've went further.

 

[Sharon]

I don't think making mistakes is a complete waste of time. Some of my best learning experience occurred upon making mistakes. The key is to learn from them.

 

[Jazzy]

I think making mistakes are opportunities for learning. You learn where you went wrong, how to correct it and come out with a better end result.

 

[MrDawn]

I think we make a lot of mistakes as we develop in many areas. That's how we improve and get better. There's no shame in that.

 

[Jazzy]

 

[Page]

Making mistakes takes up a lot of time.

tell me about it, mistakes can take so much. If I was doing a 7 hour job, one mistake I have to redo that 7 hours job again

 

[vans]

Well, you have to see the positive thing of all this; you learn from making mistakes, so even if you have to do extra-work, I'm almost certain you will not repeat that mistake twice.

 

[Jazzy]

“The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything.” —William Connor Magee

 

[Shavkat]

For me, it is not always a perfect timing when making mistakes to certain things. I do not usually whine about them. Instead, I will try my best to do them again. It is a process of learning to make things better on the second time around.

 

[bestwriter]

That goes without saving It is defintely time consuming to set right something when a mistake is committed.

 

[Ginger]

Double-checking or cross-checking always help and whenever I do this I do correct so many mistakes so even if you are writing an article, you should go for cross checking