Cunningham's Mistakes

Everyone makes mistakes so something positive is bound to come out of a few of them, right? Every single person makes at least one mistake everyday. There is no way to avoid it, whether it is spilling your morning coffee on yourself on the way to work or accidentally cutting someone off in rush hour traffic, even the smallest miscalculation is still a mistake. It is impossible to avoid a misstep here and there so why act like it is the end of the world? Just pick yourself up and embrace the land of mistakes with as much pride as you can because after all, mistakes can lead to the best things in your life to happen. If you can’t move past it, at least ignore it, you will find yourself so much happier if you no longer dwell on your past faults.
Some mishaps can lead to happy accidents and there is no reason that your mistakes cannot affect your life in a positive way.
J.K. Rowling is the famous author of the Harry Potter series. She was denied publication of her manuscript twelve times because Barry Cunningham finally took a leap of faith and accepted the challenge. Cunningham did however lack faith in Rowling, he even told her when agreeing to publish her book, that she needed to get a day job since there was no money in children’s books. While Rowling was talking to a graduating class at Harvard in 2008, she disregarded talking about success and insisted on talking about failure. She said “You might never fail on the scale I did, but it is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all-in which case, you fail by default.” Rowling wrote her first book of Harry Potter on an old manual typewriter, while supporting her child on her own but she never gave up hope. Despite what stood in her way, Rowling always pushed for her abilities to be believed in. In order to succeed you must exceed your own expectations for