Learn to laugh at your failures
Updated On: 09 October, 2020 06:02 AM IST | Mumbai | Rosalyn D'mello
Why does learning only have to be about acing and penalising errors? Cant we imbibe a process where we learn for the sake and the joy of it?

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My list comprising 'I-wish-this-had-been-sold-to-me-differently' continues to expand. Each time something gets added, I mourn the time that has elapsed that could have been lived differently, if I had been counselled better. For instance, for years I had an unhealthy relationship with exercise; a manifestation of my conflicted feelings towards my self, thanks to unhealthy conditioning.
As women, we were meant to exercise in order to be slim, and thus not occupy space, and be more attractive to society in general. It bothered me, this pressure to perform a standardised notion of beauty. Each time I did fall into a routine, I confess, I motivated myself by imagining my transformation, fitting into a more desirable body, with a flat belly and the right curves. Inevitably I'd fail to follow through on the routine. In retrospect, I think it's because my reasoning was totally flawed.
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