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Nov 5, 2021 · Summary. Here’s the thing about mistakes: Everyone makes them. But making a mistake at work doesn’t have to be career limiting. As awful as it might feel in the moment, we can take steps to regain...
What to Do Instead of Beating Yourself Up. By Bryn Bamber. “Note to self: Beating yourself up for your flaws and mistakes won’t make you perfect, and you don’t have to be. Learn, forgive yourself, and remember: We all struggle; it’s just part of being human.” ~Lori Deschene.
Be specific: Clearly describe the mistake and show that you understand its impact on others. Avoid uncertainty and vagueness. Offer a solution: Where possible, propose a way you can correct the mistake or make amends for the situation. This shows commitment and sincerity.
- Allow yourself to feel bad. It's completely normal to feel embarrassed, ashamed, disappointed or worried that you might get fired. Accept what happened and allow yourself to take in those emotions — but not for too long.
- Assess what happened. Pretend it was someone else that made the mistake and evaluate what happened with a calm, objective eye. Ask yourself these essential questions
- Fix your mistake (if possible) and apologize. If there's a way to fix your mistake, do it immediately. Then, let your boss know what happened and apologize.
- Have a private meeting with your boss. This isn't always necessary, but if your mistake led to some serious consequences, ask your boss if you can have a private meeting.
- Forgive yourself for what you didn’t know. Maya Angelou once wrote, “Forgive yourself for not knowing what you didn’t know before you learned it.” So often we view a mistake through the lens of our knowledge today and bash ourselves for making decisions based on that insight.
- Trust your instincts. Repeat this as a mantra when you get caught in the self-doubt loop: Whatever happened was the right thing because that is what happened.
- Be kind to yourself. In her book Self-Compassion, Kristin Neff, PhD, writes “If our pain is caused by a misstep we have made – this is precisely the time to give ourselves compassion.
- Concentrate on the rebound, not the fall. It’s not about how hard you fall; it’s about how gracefully you get up. Success isn’t about not making mistakes, it’s about the rebound.
Aug 1, 2019 · Here are five steps to take to rebound from a huge mistake: Keep Some Perspective. Our mistakes always seem more monumental to us than they do to others, so step back, take a deep breath and ...
Apr 18, 2023 · Evaluate what you need to do differently next time to make sure this same mistake doesn’t happen again. Were you multi-tasking beyond your ability, with dozens of tabs open on your browser? Were you rushing too fast to hit a deadline, missing important details in the process?
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