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Entrepreneurs: make a habit of discovering why you're wrong.
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Are you sometimes wrong about something? As an entrepreneur and leader, it is hard to have to admit we aren’t always right.
What does that do to our authority? To our decision-making and business direction? Or even reputation in the market?
Whilst it is tempting to always look right, it doesn’t serve us. In today’s episode we explore the difficulty of not always being right, and how to make a habit of discovering when you are wrong.
You’ll discover:
- Why do we instinctively resist the idea that we might be wrong?
- What’s the danger of an entrepreneur being wrong (and not knowing it)?
- How can we (not them) recognize that we are wrong?
- What if someone is wrong about us being wrong?
- What are the benefits of this habit?
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David Foster | www.davidafoster.com| | www.linkedin.com/in/-davidfoster
Rachelle Leerling | Free Tool: https://unchained-score.scoreapp.com/ | www.linkedin.com/in/rachelleleerling
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