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Performance is rarely decided by whether you make mistakes. It is decided by what happens next. In complex work-where speed, coordination, and uncertainty collide-errors are inevitable. The real separator between good and great is recovery: the ability to diagnose what went wrong without spiraling, reset quickly under pressure, and return to clean execution before a single miss becomes a cascade. This book is a practical guide to error management for people who operate in high-demand environments and want reliable performance without relying on perfection. It translates elite ""return-to-performance"" habits into a repeatable system: early red flags that signal drift, rapid physiological and attentional resets, containment moves that stop propagation, structured debriefs that turn incidents into clear timelines, and process upgrades that reduce recurrence without adding unnecessary friction. You will learn how to separate the mistake from the meaning you attach to it, how to regulate emotion as an operational skill, and how to communicate under fire with credibility-owning the miss without overexplaining. Whether you work solo or on a team, the goal is the same: convert mistakes into momentum by running a simple loop-reset, contain, learn, upgrade-until recovery becomes automatic.

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