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English Version (clean, correct, humorous) “Whoever ignores success because it doesn’t count as a mistake will make very little progress.”

The “Little Brother” Misassessment Now, bro once said: “If there’s no mistake, then I can’t learn anything from it. Without a mistake, there’s nothing to learn.”

But if his recipe for success - all the right, good, subtle, less noticeable things - isn’t even registered by his mind...

…then isn’t that a problem with the mental template he’s using?

“Fixed points of social polarization”...

Hey bro, before I hug you as the “Hero of Labor” - sincerely, warmly - 2,800 hours of work this year...

Tell me honestly: Did only you earn that praise, or do the employees of high‑performers like you also deserve some recognition?

I probably don’t know them - but I do know you, which is why I’m asking.

Self‑reflection: Learning also comes from questioning routine Keyword: Extremes (Mistake vs. Non‑Mistake)

Thesis: “You only learn from mistakes.” Antithesis: “Then I must be a genius, considering how often I mess things up…” Paradox: “If you never see success, you can’t do anything wrong.”

The “Little Brother” misjudgment is ultimately a cognitive trap. It reduces learning to mistakes and filters out success, cooperation, and quiet contributions.

The Mistake Olympics Gold for the colleague who filled the coffee machine with dish soap. Bronze for the intern - eventually you only learn how to apologize.

Punchline: “I don’t make mistakes - I produce learning material.”

“My success is invisible, boss, because - as I’d like to emphasize - I couldn’t possibly have done anything wrong.”

“Hero of labor? I’m a hero of coffee breaks. Without me, there wouldn’t be any work at all.”

“If mistakes were the only source of learning, my life would count as a Harvard degree.”

Whoever ignores success because it doesn’t count as a mistake will make very little progress.

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