love this piece of thought leadership! life is dynamic, full of changes of experiences - and as a natural result, our perspectives shift. it should not be something to be frowned upon, but something worth celebrating with our growth personally and professionally.
I have a friend who loves to argue, and he has a funny way of preserving ego when changing his mind. As he puts it, "Admitting I'm wrong is just one more way for me to be right."
LOVED today's post, Deb. Thank you!
I've shared on FB and encouraged others to subscribe.
And that Upton Sinclair quote is priceless!
Great post, Deb.
Here’s another great question…adapted from YOUR great question.
“What data you would need to see to prove that something you fundamentally don't believe.….is totally possible?
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Wonderful topic; wonderfully written! Thank you!
love this piece of thought leadership! life is dynamic, full of changes of experiences - and as a natural result, our perspectives shift. it should not be something to be frowned upon, but something worth celebrating with our growth personally and professionally.
I have a friend who loves to argue, and he has a funny way of preserving ego when changing his mind. As he puts it, "Admitting I'm wrong is just one more way for me to be right."