Posterheroes 13th version: “Making Errors”
The competition, which was based in 2010 by the non-profit Associazione Culturale PLUG and is sponsored by Favini and ITCILO, is open to everybody – however the deadline for this 12 months’s competitors is the 4th of August, so get cracking!
The thirteenth version is known as “Making Errors”. In at the moment’s fast-paced world, we’re all about efficiency and perfection, making errors really feel like private failures. However Posterheroes challenges us to rethink this mindset. Let’s query the stigma round failure and embrace a extra genuine and human view of life. Imperfections are a part of what makes us human, and errors may be highly effective alternatives for progress and transformation.
Each day, we act as “performers,” curating our on-line profiles and shaping our social, skilled, and private identities. We thrive on having an viewers, whether or not large or small, that we hope to affect. This makes us really feel alive.
Nonetheless, we frequently really feel pressured to carry out, presenting a model of ourselves that meets synthetic and normative requirements by means of what we share, like, and submit. This drive for others’ approval and optimistic judgment, based mostly on the perfection of our actions, has develop into a serious supply of social anxiousness. The search for uniqueness can satirically make us all the identical, and extra importantly, it feeds the concern of creating errors. This concern may be paralyzing, hurting our shallowness and hindering our private progress.
Take probabilities, make errors. That’s the way you develop.
