"He's as dominant as anybody in the game, you just hope he makes a minor mistake or you don't have a chance," Wright said of Kimbrel.
"You just got to hope he makes a minor mistake, or really, you don't have much of a chance," Wright said.
When a second loyal employee, a secretary, made a minor mistake, Wasserman roared at her with such rage that she picked up her purse and quit.
In the article, Janette Barnes speaks about getting respect on the road, and not having others flashing their lights at her when she makes a minor mistake while driving.
Increasing numbers tell us they have actually had welfare payments sanctioned – but arriving late for an appointment, missing a letter, or making a minor mistake with paperwork leads to claimants losing all benefits, including housing benefit, for at least four weeks (and usually longer; six weeks seems to be normal).
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He writes that, although the more common error is to learn too little from failure and to overlook flaws in your basic assumptions, it is also possible to learn too much – you may have been basically on the right track but made a minor technical mistake that had big ramifications".
Catastrophising Believing in the worst-case scenario as a result of trauma in the past – for instance, a person who has experienced domestic violence might believe that when they make a very minor mistake at work, their boss will fire them.
"I can't tell you how many times I've been yelled or cursed at for making a very minor mistake at work and how much that affects my attitude for the rest of the shift," Will said.
