Sally McMullen

Yeah, and it's in one suburb of your life.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You know when you can see that and you're like, why is it raining just over there?

Yeah.

I was like, nah.

Yeah, joining like a sports team.

Floppy doodle.

Yeah.

That's called perspective.

Yeah.

Yeah, literally.

But I also want to finish off with something that I feel like is, again, it's kind of like perspective, but think of your flop era like it's a compost pile.

Ooh.

Yeah.

It's a mindset shift that suggests that your flop error actually functions as a necessary incubator for personal growth and success.

So the scraps that you would be throwing in the compost pile represent the failures or the flops or embarrassing moments and the process of you coming to terms with what's happened is like the nutrient-rich soil that helps turn it into something great, you know.

I like that.

It's like...

Just like you would throw the scraps of your veggies into a compost bin, your flop error is where your mistakes or less successful moments can go and develop into valuable life lessons and those character building things that make you who you are.

Like none of us would be here without our flop errors.