Your errors provide the motivation, the environment and the resources needed to learn. Seeing err as a potential learning experience changes your perception and reality. The more you allow yourself to err, the less seriously you take yourself. The more you do that, the more open and flexible you are. In turn, you learn more and discover how enjoyable learning can be.
Life becomes an exciting adventure rather than dull and tedious.
You are always experiencing what you need to experience. Problems and undesirable predicaments cause you to focus on what you perceive that you do not have. Your pursuit causes you unknowingly ignore what you have. Focusing your attention on what you have alters our perception. You cease to pursue and begin to develop what you have.