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-eth18618yKeep on going. Don't surrender to the defeat, accept it and learn from it. Commit yourself, specialize in something you love doing. Be master at that. And call yourself so.
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ace4810128yLook at from another perspective:
Lesson learned... Don't let your ego control you.
If you're in doubt, ask for help. -
Bagul11988y@eth Thanks, bud. Appreciate the kind words.
@bas1948 Yeah, definitely not going to repeat the same mistake.
@mundo03 I was blinded by the money, to be honest. Lesson learned.
@J4s0n This was the biggest fuck up among all my other fuck ups. Still surprised I didn't get fired but not complaining. Life's good at the end of the day.
@GigaMick I didn't call the client; he made me install a monitoring software that periodically sent him screenshots of what I was doing and it completely escaped my mind it was still on while I was cursing at him. -
SSDD47978y@theOverseer from your post "and I pressured myself to the point where I called the client"
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Bagul11988y@GigaMick Oh I meant I called him a 'motherfucking French fuck', not like called him on his phone.
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