On being "right"
The trouble with much of our public discourse is that even people with good intentions don't see the difference in one important distinction: Wanting to be right, vs. wanting to know IF you're right.
One is for truth-seekers (whatever "truth" you're seeking). The other is for those who are absolutely certain that there is no way of viewing the world other than the way that they've decided is correct.
Business ??marts - Seasoned Leader, Business Advisor, & Public Speaker
2 å¹´I know I fall into this trap from time-to-time ... especially when arguing with my wife (who proudly reminds me her IQ is one point higher than mine). It's really important to seek truth, not vindication. When we do that we lower our ego and open our mind (and heart) to the world of opportunities.
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2 å¹´There's so much talking and shouting going on in the world, and not enough listening. Thanks for pointing out this difference.
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2 年I have learned so much from being wrong, it’s amazing how much you can grow when your mind is open enough it can be changed.