The website Better Mistakes Book says: “We all make mistakes. Some of them turn out better for us than others, but we can learn from all of them.  This new book will present a collection of life’s mistakes – and the lessons we’ve learned from them.”.

Author and editor Michael Mandel declares that he is a mistake-maker and he’s looking for other mistakers to join him in the self-published book, Let’s Make Better Mistakes Tomorrow. He says that entries should be:

Personal narratives of at least one mistake that you have made in your personal or professional life, how the mistake(s) affected you, and the lessons you learned from the mistake(s), either as soon as you made the mistake(s) or later on. You may also want to discuss how you would avoid making the same mistake(s) next time.

The deadline is February 28, 2011 and the submission guidelines are on the website.

Now’s your chance to become a published author, check it out!

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