"No seas demasiado severo con los errores de la gente, sino recupéralos iluminándolos."
— Thomas Jefferson
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Simplified Meaning:
When people make mistakes, don't be too harsh or critical. Instead, help them learn and understand what they did wrong. Imagine a teacher with a student who made a mistake on their math homework. If the teacher yells at the student, the student might feel bad and not want to try again. But if the teacher kindly explains how to fix the mistake, the student learns and feels encouraged to do better next time. In the same way, when you see someone making a mistake, be patient and show them the right way with kindness. This way, people are more likely to improve and grow from their errors, rather than feeling discouraged or defensive. By guiding others with understanding, we create an environment where everyone can learn and thrive.
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