Mistakes function as clarification, not burdensome anchors we need to drag around.
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Absolutely. If we consider mistakes to be a lesson rather than something negative, we can learn from them and evolve.
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We learn more from our mistakes than from anything else.
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I would disagree with the “learn more from mistakes” and change to learn abruptly (hopefully). But not always. If your desk is neat and you aren’t making mistakes you aren’t doing anything.
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Man, that’s a great way to think of them! That one’s going in the brain bank for the next time sleep abandons me and the “let’s relive every eejit thing you’ve ever done/said” chimp arrives.
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