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Are you willing?

Dusty Holcomb
1 min readJan 27, 2020

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“My opinion is a view I hold…well, until I find something that changes it.”

Luigi Pirandello

Someone once imparted some great wisdom to me with this phrase. “I am always willing to be wrong, I just need someone to help prove it to me.” I grabbed on to that as a core operating tenet and have found it incredibly powerful over the years.

Willing to be wrong means that you are willing to change your mind, it doesn’t meant that you will. Willing to be wrong means that you will seek to find opinions and perspectives that challenge your opinion, not seek out those that only reinforce what you believe. Willing to be wrong means that you will focus on the issue, not the person. Willing to be wrong implies debate, not argument. Willing to be wrong means that you are willing to listen.

Are you willing?

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Dusty Holcomb
Dusty Holcomb

Written by Dusty Holcomb

I’m a lifelong learner, a student of leadership and a servant of others. My personal mission in life is to enable success in others. www.arcqusgroup.com

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