We've all heard the phrase practice makes perfect or the updated version, perfect practice makes perfect. Unfortunately, perfection is unrealistic and unachievable because we are humans. Therefore, instead of practicing for perfection, we should practice for mistakes. This means, practice to identify the potential mistakes you can make and learn how to adjust or correct them.

IME Tips 21 - Practice for Mistakes

Growing up, we listened to our grandparents and parents tell us stories and share their experiences. Some of the stories were funny, while others we scoffed at, but all their shared experiences gave us insight and even some knowledge. As I've gotten older, I realized I have unique experiences I can share. Those experiences range from feeling disappointed being a college dropout to feeling pride when my parents and kids saw me graduate, living abroad as an Asian-American, becoming a professor, coaching youth basketball, and watching my kids grow. I'd also like to invite guests to share their unique experiences and perspectives with us so we can all gain more knowledge and insight through observational learning. Some join me as we discuss various topics in my experience.<br /><br /> For suggestions, comments, feedback, and collaboration opportunities, please email me at <a href="https://gmail.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">ime.in.my.experience.podcast@gmail.com</a>

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Growing up, we listened to our grandparents and parents tell us stories and share their experiences. Some of the stories were funny, while others we scoffed at, but all their shared experiences gave us insight and even some knowledge. As I've gotten older, I realized I have unique experiences I can share. Those experiences range from feeling disappointed being a college dropout to feeling pride when my parents and kids saw me graduate, living abroad as an Asian-American, becoming a professor, coaching youth basketball, and watching my kids grow. I'd also like to invite guests to share their unique experiences and perspectives with us so we can all gain more knowledge and insight through observational learning. Some join me as we discuss various topics in my experience. For suggestions, comments, feedback, and collaboration opportunities, please email me at ime.in.my.experience.podcast@gmail.com

Growing up, we listened to our grandparents and parents tell us stories and share their experiences. Some of the stories were funny, while others we scoffed at, but all their shared experiences gave us insight and even some knowledge. As I've gotten older, I realized I have unique experiences I can share. Those experiences range from feeling disappointed being a college dropout to feeling pride when my parents and kids saw me graduate, living abroad as an Asian-American, becoming a professor, coaching youth basketball, and watching my kids grow. I'd also like to invite guests to share their unique experiences and perspectives with us so we can all gain more knowledge and insight through observational learning. Some join me as we discuss various topics in my experience.<br><br> For suggestions, comments, feedback, and collaboration opportunities, please email me at <a href="https://gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">ime.in.my.experience.podcast@gmail.com</a>

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