Review your wins too. Sometimes you won in spite of what you did, not because of it.

A good result is not proof that the method was good. You can get away with poor preparation, a bad plan, or a risky shortcut and still come out ahead, and the reward then teaches you to repeat the thing that nearly cost you. Nobody wants to audit a victory, which is precisely why bad habits survive inside them.

Look back at something that went well and find the part that worked by luck. Name it honestly, then decide what you would do if the luck ran the other way.