Suppose you are burning for a goal and you are working hard towards that goal.
At that time, you choose one of all methods and commit yourself to achieve.
However after a while looking back, the method was not a best choice.
If you think your choose was best, you're either very lucky or have narrow insight (= you focus on your immediate problem too much).
(By the way, it's not a story of the mind that regrets have no meaning.)
Of course, I often make the wrong choice (= looking back, I find myself looking at a relatively good option), I have to correct it.
Since there are options that will not be visible unless you do it, this kind of situation is inevitable, but in advance, if I had evaluated the risk to some extent correctly by asking a professional on the way, hitting accurate information, comparing it with text, etc, I might have been able to avoid it.
Obviously, no matter how probable the answer is, no matter what the world is, there is no absolute solution.
Nevertheless, it is necessary to struggle and prepare various means so as not to fail.
Why am I talking about this, probably because I don't see any value in the failure itself.
This doesn't mean that you should always find fault with everything like a stupid bunker, or you have to make sure every action which is highly successful, but to me, from the bottom of your heart, I just believe I can’t learn nothing from failure.
In that sense, when I fail, I will, of course, fix it immediately and take measures to succeed, but I simply reflect on my lack of thinking.
As I have said many times, I don't tell you that it's better to do nothing until I fail. But when I fail, I have to take it seriously that I had too narrow insight.In the end, if someone tells that failures are evidence of a challenge,it is just comforting my lack of thinking.
You have to make your choices as clearly as possible instead of verifying them crudely. Otherwise,you'll end up driving yourself into risky plight.
At least don't neglect to evaluate facts by yourself.
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