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SAYING 'I DON’T KNOW' and 'I WAS WRONG' | Our mind tells us these two statements make us look inferior but in reality they are a sign of intellect and self-awareness.
It can be hard to admit that you were wrong or that you don’t know something. All our insecurities and feelings of not being good enough seem to come knocking as soon as you say these statements but that couldn’t be furthest from reality. In this episode, I share an incident with my daughters on how this can manifest in day to day life and why it’s so important to say these statements more.
Contact: [email protected] or Insta: @unpackingmyself
Sponsored by: Hatch Brighter - teaching kids to focus on the human soul and experiences to feel calm and joy (www.hatchbrighter.com)
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By Neha Patel
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It can be hard to admit that you were wrong or that you don’t know something. All our insecurities and feelings of not being good enough seem to come knocking as soon as you say these statements but that couldn’t be furthest from reality. In this episode, I share an incident with my daughters on how this can manifest in day to day life and why it’s so important to say these statements more.
Contact: [email protected] or Insta: @unpackingmyself
Sponsored by: Hatch Brighter - teaching kids to focus on the human soul and experiences to feel calm and joy (www.hatchbrighter.com)
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