This famous Japanese proverb teaches that no matter how good you are at something, you will always be prone to making mistakes and encountering failures. So it's used in 2 ways: (1) to reassure people that it's ok to make mistakes and fail whle they're learning and growing, and (2) to warn people who are overconfident or cocky that they are not immune to failure, and should stay modest.
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This famous Japanese proverb teaches that no matter how good you are at something, you will always be prone to making mistakes and encountering failures. So it's used in 2 ways: (1) to reassure people that it's ok to make mistakes and fail whle they're learning and growing, and (2) to warn people who are overconfident or cocky that they are not immune to failure, and should stay modest.
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