I can relate to your experience because I also chose option B at first, thinking it matched the idea of improvement and reflection mentioned in the passage. Like you, I focused too much on the general idea rather than the specific wording. In both our cases, the mistake came from misinterpreting the intention behind the phrase rather than matching it precisely with the text. A helpful strategy to avoid this kind of error in the future is to underline or highlight key phrases in the passage and look for answer choices that use similar wording or ideas.