
Biglaw Partner Makes A Mistake, Decides To Respond With Humility And Humor
You don't have to freak out when you make a minor mistake.
You don't have to freak out when you make a minor mistake.
It sure looks like that's what happened...
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Assess each mistake as an opportunity to learn more about what makes you tick. That is the path to confidence.
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Total unforced error.
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