Why It’s Important To Know You Might Be Wrong

enterprise · enterprise-biz-bytes · 18 Jan 2019 · 9 mins listen

As the Trump presidency suggests, the world seems to respond more to confidence and bluster, not truthfulness. But why are we so hesitant to admit when we are wrong - and how does that stubbornness affect the way we see the world?

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Personal Development,Entrepreneurship,SME

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humility, mindsets, overconfidence, Dunning-Kruger effect

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Why It’s Important To Know You Might Be Wrong

Why It’s Important To Know You Might Be Wrong