Most people accept that mistakes will happen, so should we see them as bad? Mistakes provide a valuable opportunity to learn and reflect. Without mistakes life wouldn't be real. Should we just accept that mistakes are a force for good? If as a society, we reverse the negative culture around mistakes, will we reach a nirvana and dispel the overwhelming pessimism that prevails when things go wrong? Too often mistakes are enshrined in misery, emotional burden and despair. Can we reach a point where it triggers a sense of excitement that there is something to learn, an opportunity to support our colleagues, to collaborate and accept that life is real and full of challenges?
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