The most confident person in the room is often the first one to admit they’re wrong.
Why?
Because their identity isn’t tied to being right, it’s tied to the truth.
Insecurity makes you rigid, but true confidence makes you supple.
It gives you the mellow strength to say, “I don’t know, teach me.”

That’s the peak of humility.
It’s the striking ability to be a master and a student at the same time.
When you’re no longer afraid of looking foolish, you become unstoppable in your growth.

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