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Feb 28, 2019 13 min

Learning from mistakes | Tao Talks 27

from ThoughtCast Hosted by Eric Von Kimble

Chapter 27 Tao Te Ching Podcast Series Good morning and welcome to “A New Day”, I am your host and Eric Von Kimble and we are delighted you have allowed us into your home to encourage, challenge and love on you on today. It is our desire to enhance your mornings with new episodes each and everyday. What you just listened to was today’s Chapter 27 of The Tao Te Ching It is our honor to be before you, in the Lord We give thanks for life and the ability to create with our minds goodness and wholeness in the world. Delight in the contrast of pondering Life and Death, and extracting the sweet nectar from our daily readings. To be a sweet delightful spirit connecting with you each morning that primes the pump on your mental attitude each and everyday. We are distilling value from a chapter reading from the Tao Te Ching in our Tao Talks Series. No need to boast every time you give or sacrifice Praise and bite your tongue in gossip and drama Learning from mistakes and the mistakes of others Place a value on failure and mistakes and learn from every adversity Learn from every setback, every discouraging thought Charge on and increase your value by asking yourself better questions. What good can come from this? How could I have planned this better or been better prepared? Is this important enough to write down and pass on?

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