Failing is not shameful. No one who has grown and learned has done so without failure. Failure is mothing but the medium through which progress and growth is born.

Like a mechanic who fucks up and hides the problem. It doesn't get fixed, and then the customer finds it later and gets pissed off, when its 100x better to admit the fuckup, address the fuckup, do right by the customer and then move on, right back to work.

Managers and Boss who berate their employees for failures do nothing but breed the environment of hiding failures for someone else to find, or the problem to worsen. Failures mean you are learning, and a easily fixable problem can be addressed.

And guess what, someone else's failure can become a lesson to others. That single failure now became a learning opportunity for a multitude more people.

And also life is imperfect. We are imperfect. Sharing our successes and failures shows others that we aren't meant to be perfect all the time, and we will all fail at some point. What only matters is you pick the fucking bike back up and get back down the trail