Monday, 11 November 2019

It's OK to make mistakes! Why occasional failure leads to success

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Forget perfection. You learn the most when you make a healthy number of mistakes, a new study has found.

When a challenge is too simple, you don't learn anything new; if it's too hard, you'll grow discouraged. The point at which you're learning the most in life is when you're struggling a little bit, but not too much, psychologists say. You'll be engaged, but not bored or anxious.

So what's the "right amount" of failure? It turns out there's a sweet spot for the ratio of mistakes to correct decisions. Follow the link to find out what it is.
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