Big Smile, No Teeth: Being able to say, ‘Yeah, I was wrong’ is a superpower


Being able to admit you are wrong not only means you can learn from mistakes but it also makes your relationships smoother. — cliparts.zone

I’ve been wrong. A lot. It’s sort of my default setting.

How do I know I’m wrong a lot? Luckily, I have friends who tell me. Or rather one friend. That friend is a bit of troll. I think he secretly delights in letting me know I’m making the wrong decision, which irks me, but in the long run usually works out.

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