This same thing applies to the rest of our lives. But more than that, we have to start processing the experiences faster make the learning process iterative. Just because we do not know enough about anatomy to do open-heart surgery does not mean that we don't have knowledge enough to recommend the best shape of toenail clippers. Second, we should expect to learn from everything around us. The same experience may have many lessons to teach across the years, when added to other experiences, if we can integrate our personal experiences with what we learn by and from others.
Little moments can teach major lessons.
The Scottish hero fought and lost six battles against the British. Defeated, discouraged at heart, and hiding from his enemies, he sat shivering in a hut, idly watching a spider weaving a web. Robert the Bruce figured that if an insect could keep trying, so could he. Out he went to fight again and win the throne of Scotland. That's a good story one all Web searchers, or even Web search engine managers sending their own kinds of spiders forth, should remember.