Md Raisul Islam

What mistakes should people make at least once in their lives?

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I think it is to trust your enemy. What are you thinking?
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David J. Kim
I would say: working on the wrong thing. What I mean by that is either working a job you don't like, or working on a product you don't like but has a good opportunity. We went through the latter. You need to experience some bad to truly appreciate the good. For us, working on something we were passionate about made it a lot easier to push ourselves and go the extra mile.
Md Raisul Islam
@between_team Yaah! you are right!
Marlet Kervolin
To be the best version of yourself, you have to have lived through the worst things because it is by living through these things that you realize what is good or bad. So I think people have to fail (at work, at sport, in love, or whatever) to become the best version of themselves
Md Raisul Islam
@marlet_kervolin Yes! That's right!
Ruben Wolff
Maybe diving in a project when being unprepared. Gets you to realize what is important and what you can spend less time on. But it's quite stressful as well so I also don't know if this really is a good mistake to make intentionally haha
Md Raisul Islam
@rubenwolff Yes you are right!
Natalie Karakina
Believe in idea and build product without custdev :)))
Md Raisul Islam
@nataliekarakina Yes you are absolutely right!
Manish Rawat
Take an unplanned journey
Md Raisul Islam
@manish_rawat1 Yes that's right!
Jaskiran Kaur
I think by going for the things you are not much sure, what will be the output but you wanted to try. Many successful people have tried these and that is what that made them successful.
Md Raisul Islam
@jaskiran_kaur Yes thats right! Thank you for your concern!
Lakshmi
On the lighter side, forget wallet when you go on a holiday with friends. Oops..
Md Raisul Islam
@gogloballakshmi Haha! That's right
Evan Stewart
Have a company fail. I've learned a TON in my time of fighting to earn what what one day I would want to keep. Those times building a "wartime CEO" mentality are invaluable.
Md Raisul Islam
@evst Great inspired !