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We are meant to bear the consequences of our own mistakes, but often, after making an error, we look for someone else to take the blame. It’s like planting a garden with the intention of reaping its fruits, only to find ourselves pointing fingers at the rain for overwatering or the sun for not shining enough when the harvest is poor. In reality, we are the gardeners of our actions, and when weeds grow instead of flowers, it is our hands that must do the weeding. Like a captain navigating a ship, we must steer through storms of our own making rather than expecting others to rescue us from the waves.