Remember The Two Benefits Of Failure. First,

Look For The Second Right Answer.

If You Make An Error, Use It As A Stepping Stone To A New Idea You Might Not Have Otherwise Discovered.

When Everyone Thinks Alike, No One Is Doing Very Much Thinking.

By The Time The Average Person Finishes College, He Or She Will Have Taken Over 2,600 Tests, Quizzes, And Exams. The Right Answer Approach Becomes Deeply Ingrained In Our Thinking. This May Be Fine For Some Mathematical Problems Where There Is In Fact Only One Right Answer. The Difficulty Is That Most Of Life Isn’t This Way. Life Is Ambiguous; There Are Many Right Answers- All Depending On What You’re Looking For. But If You Think There Is Only One Right Answer, Then You’ll Stop Looking As Soon As You Find One.

Take Advantage Of The Ambiguity In The World. Look At Something And Think What Else It Might Be.