Errors in Judgement

Making mistakes sucks. It's embarrassing. It hurts. However; the benefits far out-weigh the negatives.

Growth. Development. Increase. Wisdom. Understanding. Knowledge. Awareness. Humbleness and more... and all a result of realizing, admitting and learning from our mistakes.

Thanks for being real - being human and setting a good example to follow Danny.

You're one of the most real people I've had the fortune of meeting through Twitter, Danny. Everything you discuss here with us you live every day.

This post is just another great example of this. When folks like yourself make mistakes and apologize, in my eyes, it's all good. You're "one of us."

And that's what we love about ya :)
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Does this mean I'm finally out of your email filter?
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In any community, there are the saints and the sinners, the more open and the more guarded. Continuing a reaction might be good or bad, but I don't think it's anti-community, though perhaps not good for certain types of communities. We can all definitely be less hypocritical, though. We should probably all hang that on our wall as Tina is doing!
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ahhh what a timely reminder that we are after all, only human. The best thing we can do is try walk our walk and forgive ourselves when we slip, learn from our errors and do our best to improve. Awareness is the key, if you aren't conscious of the fact, that's when you're in REAL trouble ;) great post

Hi Danny- with being inundated with bursts of information, comments and discussions, it's easy to lose perspective. We can sway camps fairly easily with biased and opinionated factoids- we all visit this place regularly - keeping perspective overall is the humble way- you do it nicely sir.

Cheers!
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Groovy blog Mr. Brown. Here!Here!

A good&bad dialogue, a forum available to cook that up, is all kosher an creates engagement, which is the perfect ingredients for the community pie!!!

The community, thankfully, is full of variations in smarties, dummies, weirdos, shyness hoarders, freaks, cry babies, stoics and even people who wear colors that don't match! Not to mention the ones who use a lot of cologne, then stand in tight spaces. Smelly stuff.

If us humans weren't occasionally 'hypocritical' we'd miss a great opportunity to err and to err is to be human. A dose of hypocrisy isn't entirely unhealthy. More than a dose, well, if one often gets drunk on it, that's unhealthy.

As you know and so many of us know, it's not easy for people to be 'open' and it's not easy to be introspective... it takes introspection to know when we've been hypocritical and then to change that trait in the future.

So good beans Danny Brown. In the year 2010 maybe many of us will add "Don't be a hypocrite" to our resolutions list. I just wrote it down and posted it to my wall ;-) CHEERS!!!!
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Accepting our errors and evolving from it takes time and effort. Our reactions, being our habit is hard to break. Oftentimes, we are stubborn to let go of our false ways. But with realization comes wisdom, and with such wisdom comes the need for change. And with such change comes the battle with our self. :-)

Making mistakes sucks. It's embarrassing. It hurts. However; the benefits far out-weigh the negatives.

Growth. Development. Increase. Wisdom. Understanding. Knowledge. Awareness. Humbleness and more... and all a result of realizing, admitting and learning from our mistakes.

Thanks for being real - being human and setting a good example to follow Danny.

You're one of the most real people I've had the fortune of meeting through Twitter, Danny. Everything you discuss here with us you live every day.

This post is just another great example of this. When folks like yourself make mistakes and apologize, in my eyes, it's all good. You're "one of us."

And that's what we love about ya :)
.-= Tim Jahnu00c2u00b4s most recent blog post ...Foiled Cupcakes =-.

Does this mean I'm finally out of your email filter?
.-= John Haydonu00c2u00b4s most recent blog post ...Optimize your Online Giving for the Social Web (Day 9) =-.

In any community, there are the saints and the sinners, the more open and the more guarded. Continuing a reaction might be good or bad, but I don't think it's anti-community, though perhaps not good for certain types of communities. We can all definitely be less hypocritical, though. We should probably all hang that on our wall as Tina is doing!
.-= Roger Hjulstromu00c2u00b4s most recent blog post ...Which Twitter are you using? =-.

ahhh what a timely reminder that we are after all, only human. The best thing we can do is try walk our walk and forgive ourselves when we slip, learn from our errors and do our best to improve. Awareness is the key, if you aren't conscious of the fact, that's when you're in REAL trouble ;) great post

Another human post, Danny. Thanks mate. Realizing our mistakes makes us human and despite the fact we do make them, that is what makes us equal in the community.

I had a few items on the "to be dropped" list for far too long recently tossed them in the shredder. Feels good, glad you did same.

Hi Danny- with being inundated with bursts of information, comments and discussions, it's easy to lose perspective. We can sway camps fairly easily with biased and opinionated factoids- we all visit this place regularly - keeping perspective overall is the humble way- you do it nicely sir.

Cheers!
.-= Craigu00c2u00b4s most recent blog post ...Welcome to SMW for 2010 =-.

timely, relevant and thought provoking. great post :)

Groovy blog Mr. Brown. Here!Here!

A good&bad dialogue, a forum available to cook that up, is all kosher an creates engagement, which is the perfect ingredients for the community pie!!!

The community, thankfully, is full of variations in smarties, dummies, weirdos, shyness hoarders, freaks, cry babies, stoics and even people who wear colors that don't match! Not to mention the ones who use a lot of cologne, then stand in tight spaces. Smelly stuff.

If us humans weren't occasionally 'hypocritical' we'd miss a great opportunity to err and to err is to be human. A dose of hypocrisy isn't entirely unhealthy. More than a dose, well, if one often gets drunk on it, that's unhealthy.

As you know and so many of us know, it's not easy for people to be 'open' and it's not easy to be introspective... it takes introspection to know when we've been hypocritical and then to change that trait in the future.

So good beans Danny Brown. In the year 2010 maybe many of us will add "Don't be a hypocrite" to our resolutions list. I just wrote it down and posted it to my wall ;-) CHEERS!!!!
.-= Ct Kingstonu00c2u00b4s most recent blog post ...How To Comment Blogs =-.