By Honestly Acknowledging Your Past Errors, But

Stop Shoulding On Yourself

The Emotionally Mature Individual Should Completely Accept The Fact That We Live In A World Of Probability And Chance, Where There Are Not, Nor Probably Ever Will Be, Any Absolute Certainties, And Should Realize That It Is Not At All Horrible, Indeed—such A Probabilistic, Uncertain World.

And Just As Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right, Rage Against Offenders Is Probably The Worst Way To Try To Correct Them.

When I Was 16 I Started Keeping A Diary In Which I Recorded My Disagreements With The Famous Philosophers. I Didn't Insist That They Were Wrong, That I Was Right And I Had To Prevail. I Just Agreed And Disagreed With Them. I Thought There Was A High Degree Of Probability That I Was Right And Some Other Thinkers Were Wrong. But I Wasn't Positive About It.

By Honestly Acknowledging Your Past Errors, But Never Damning Yourself For Them, You Can Learn To Use Your Past For Your Own Future Benefit.