Excuses, as we all know, range from calm and well thought out, to so far-fetched they are laughable. Often, the latter are by far the more interesting. While students often become comfortable using single, blanket excuses (I am busy) the above activities
If you make excuses to avoid mistakes, you may miss out on some of your biggest mistakes that could have ended up being your best learning experiences. If you want to feel more comfortable doing something and reduce your chances of making an initial mista
Dec 11, 2009 · Examine your own excuses. Make a list of the excuses you make, consider why you make them, and decide which ones you want to work on stopping first. Review the excuses you are making about your performance at work. If you find you complai
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