Mistakes Are Made To Be Corrected

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Mistakes are made to be corrected. A foolish man mourns his mistakes and gets settled in it, in other words, he does not make any attempt to move forward. A wise man on the other hand, decodes his mistakes and moves on, never to make such mistake again. The world is for the wise. So wise up!

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