What if we corrected all the errors in the world? Would we be perfect?
If you answered yes, do you really believe it?
Does correcting errors bring out potential? Or merely suppress it and endorse mediocre?
If we got every student to get an A in each subject, would we have a world of inspired geniuses or a world of people who are just good enough in every area?
Getting a juggler to never make an error kind of defeats the purpose of a juggler doesn’t it?
If error correction is your goal, are you saying that being at a specific prescribed weight is worth giving up the slightly off track, but happy, minor error eating habits you have?
Do you think it’s fair to train one person to correctly do 10 tasks or 10 people to not only correct one task each, but to bring their creativity to that one task as well?
Only focusing on error correction kind of destroys any potential, any chance of growth of creativity and of art doesn’t it?
Stay Positive & Why Correct The Bad When You Can Amplify The Good?
Garth E. Beyer
