I’ve learnt more from the times I’ve been wrong over the past 6/7 months than I probably ever have anything else over the past 27-ish years (no lies), especially when it comes to my relationships.

Being wrong is humbling, and it also creates an opening to redefine relationships with work, with people, with the self. It doesn't always feel good but being wrong is perfectly fine.

What are your thoughts on being wrong? How do you cope when you are told you are wrong?

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