I accept responsibility for my actions and learn from them.

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Written by olivrco

September 20, 2023

I make many mistakes in my life. Most of them are because of poor judgment, and I continue to learn from these experiences and make fewer mistakes as I grow.

I can look over my past and draw insight from how I handle challenging situations. It helps me choose my decisions wisely and prepares me for choices in the future.

When I make mistakes, I acknowledge them. I take full responsibility, and I apologize for the damage caused to myself and others. I try my best to correct the situation.

In accepting my mistakes, I avoid repeating them. I let go of blame, and I forgive myself.

I learn from the experience and heal emotionally. I let go of the past.

Instead of reacting in anger, I choose to respond calmly and rationally. When I notice negative thoughts, I quickly identify and disempower them. I choose wisely and kindly, and I choose well.

I believe that everything happens for a reason. I forgive myself for trying my best but failing. I forgive myself for living in fear and holding tight to control. I accept that some things are outside of my control, and I let go of the need to control.

Instead, I embrace failure as an opportunity for learning and growth. I am responsible for my actions and reactions.

Today, I take responsibility for my life. I choose love, kindness, and compassion to bring true freedom into my life. I learn and grow each day.

Self-Reflection Questions:

1. How does my life reflect the choices I am making?
2. How can I change my thinking and see opportunities instead of problems?
3. What does it feel like to forgive myself?

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