When someone makes an obvious mistake, it's tempting to label them with a term that's dismissive or even hurtful. A label is permanent, a noun, a way to sort and divide. But of course, others can say precisely the same thing about us when we were uninformed, selfish or in a hurry. If it's permanent, then it's all of us. Perhaps instead of "you are a mistake," it might be more accurate to say you "you made a mistake." Starting from the place that we're all imperfect makes it easy to find empathy, for others and ourselves.Seth Godin's Blog - titled "We are all goofballs"REFLECTION:How do you react to mistakes - yours or ones others make?Are you quick to label others?Can you shift from "you are a mistake" to "you made a mistake?"Can you find empathy for yourself and others?