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If you know nothing about a subject, are you secure enough to admit it or do you feel the overwhelming need to try to be an expert at all cost? Will you be the "expert" to stroke your ego or are you able to learn from someone else?
If you know nothing about a subject, are you secure enough to admit it or do you feel the overwhelming need to try to be an expert at all cost? Will you be the "expert" to stroke your ego or are you able to learn from someone else?
What I love about having a degree in behavioral sciences is that I have learned how to be neutral and objective. If I'm wrong I'll say it. And I only post in threads where I can give a reasonable answer.
If you know nothing about a subject, are you secure enough to admit it or do you feel the overwhelming need to try to be an expert at all cost? Will you be the "expert" to stroke your ego or are you able to learn from someone else?
Nah, if I do not know about a particular subject I just read...
Yes!! See, you are wiser for it! We learn more from listening than we do from talking...have you ever read The Art of War by Sun Tzu?? There is a theory that "Silence is Golden"...I love it!
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