- confuse things [taking a straight look at something
On facing up to the fact that we are the ones who make mistakes
- It is very important for self-understanding and growth to face the fact that we are fallible. Humans are not perfect, and we all make mistakes. Recognizing and accepting one’s mistakes and shortcomings can have the following positive effects
- Improved self-understanding: By understanding one’s weaknesses and mistakes, one becomes more self-aware and better able to evaluate oneself objectively.
- Opportunities for Growth: Recognizing and accepting mistakes provides opportunities for improvement and growth. We learn from our mistakes and are better able to apply them the next time.
- Improved communication: admitting one’s own mistakes facilitates communication with others and mutual understanding.
- Improved leadership: admitting one’s mistakes and taking responsibility improves one’s leadership skills and the trust of others.
- Increased flexibility: You will gain the flexibility to try new things without fear of making mistakes. By experiencing failure, you will become stronger in the face of adversity.
- Improved self-esteem: accepting one’s mistakes and shortcomings, not denying oneself, improves one’s self-esteem.
- Facing up to the fact that you are the one who makes mistakes will lead to personal growth and improved relationships. It is important not to fear mistakes and shortcomings, but to accept them and work to improve. By maintaining self-acceptance and ambition, we can grow into a better version of ourselves.
Face up to your mistakes More or less experience contributes to that ability. Programming is one of the easiest environments to face up to your mistakes.
- Indeed, the more experience you have in facing up to your mistakes, the more likely you are to improve your ability to do so. More experience facing up to one’s mistakes can be expected to increase self-awareness, flexibility, and leadership skills. Learning from our mistakes will also help us develop problem-solving and interpersonal skills.
- Programming is certainly one of the easiest environments to face mistakes. In programming, if there is an error or bug in the code, the program will not work properly, and you are expected to identify and correct the problem. In this process, it is common to face up to one’s mistakes and repeat trial and error.
- Through programming, the following skills and attitudes may be developed
- Problem-solving skills: Identify bugs and errors and make appropriate corrections to improve problem-solving skills.
- Detailed analytical skills: Analytical skills are developed by scrutinizing the code and determining the cause of problems.
- Flexibility: Programming requires dealing with a wide variety of problems, so it helps to develop a flexible mindset.
- Teamwork: Projects typically involve working with other programmers and designers, which improves teamwork.
- Motivation for self-improvement: In programming, new techniques and methods are constantly emerging, which fosters a desire for self-improvement.
- Programming is an environment where it is easy to face up to mistakes, and the skills and attitudes gained in the process can be useful for personal growth and application to other areas.
This page is auto-translated from /nishio/間違えることを直視する using DeepL. If you looks something interesting but the auto-translated English is not good enough to understand it, feel free to let me know at @nishio_en. I’m very happy to spread my thought to non-Japanese readers.