mistakes that serve for a good purpose

Mistakes That Serve For a Good Purpose When you make a mistake or something bad happens like spilling juice in your sofa how do you react to that? Do you forget it and run the risk of it happening again or do you learn from that mistake or that certain dilemma? People need to know that forgetting all past mistakes will not help but hinder them in learning and even overcoming those circumstances. For example I have learn that belonging to a divorced family isn’t easy and you will learn how previous dictators fell for the same mistake and got put in such a quandary before they could blink. Yet another example will be presented through a book series I read called the ‘Thirty Nine Clues’. I myself am an advocate of all those kids that were born and raised in divorced families. My biological father left my mom before I was even born and didn’t come to see me again until I was around eight years old. That hurt both my mother and me and lucky for me I have had a role model male in my life which is my step father. Living through this wasn’t good at all therefore instead of forgetting these bad memories I have embraced them and have told myself that I will never make the same mistake as a father. I would never leave my child alone to fight the war of living at such a young age with a single mother. Living through this, in a positive perspective, has opened my eyes in terms of being a father. Hence, I have learned that when I have a family (if I’m lucky enough) I will be a good enough father to stay by their side. I am sure you have heard about both Hitler and Napoleon and their whole plan of world domination and how it failed. Well both of them fell technically for the same hole. The made the grave mistake of invading, at that time, the Soviet Union with a wounded army. Even though Napoleon made that mistake before Hitler; Hitler never learned from it and met his doom just like Napoleon. I read a series of books called the ‘The Thirty Nine Clues’ that illustrates