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Learning is a process that cannot be skipped. It requires repetition of mistakes to improve our performance. No one can become a master in any field unless they practice that field for years and years. It is the same with learning and training. Sometimes, we fail and we also learn from those failures.
Source: The Nicomachean Ethics
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