although a simple question; what is the best way to learn from your mistakes?
Appetite for 700 and I scraped my plate!
It really isn't all that difficult in my opinion. The hard part is that you have to be willing to be self-critical and realize when what you were thinking was not right. It's pointless and a waste of time to try to argue you think the solution is incorrect.
The best way to spend that time and energy is to analyze the solution, determine the correct thought-path that would have led you to that solution, figure out what led you to the incorrect thought-path, and create lessons for yourself that will lead you, next time, to the correct solution-path. In other words, what did you do wrong, why you did it wrong, and how you are going to do it right next time. Now the implementation of all this....that's a whole different beast....
