About this episode
You don’t have to personally experience every mistake to learn from it.
In this episode, it talks about the value of paying attention to what goes wrong for other people—and using those lessons to prepare better yourself.
Someone else’s failed plan, missed opportunity, bad decision, or painful consequence can become useful information if you’re willing to study it instead of simply watching it happen.
The goal isn’t to judge their loss.
It’s to ask what you can learn before you find yourself facing the same problem.
Preparation gets a lot easier when you’re willing to learn from more than just your own mistakes.
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