You'll want to make changes later. I consulted my rebbe, Rabbi Binyomin Moskovits shlita, who told me to ignore them, though not quite for the reasons that I had expected. Everyone makes mistakes. But if you play it safe and avoid taking action, you'll never get anything done in life. As the old saying goes, the man who never made a mistake, never made anything.
All life contains risks.
But there are jobs that we need to do, tasks that we are required to perform. We have to keep our sights set on the donut, not on the hole. The author, Nosson Slifkin, studies at the Mirrer Yeshivah and teaches at Ohr Somayach Institutions. He also leads Torah education projects at the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo and at other zoos worldwide. All rights reserved.