What this quote means

This quote overturns the idea that goodness is innate or easy. It suggests that true goodness is born from the experience of failure, which makes us more humble, empathetic, and wise. It resonates with those who have gone through hardships and emerged better. It applies in life when we fail: instead of getting discouraged, we can see these moments as opportunities to grow in wisdom and compassion.

How to apply it daily

After a failure, write down what that experience taught you about yourself and others, and how you can use it to become more kind.