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Dave Thompson's avatar

Founder of Non-Violent Communication, Marshall Rosenburg, often asked audiences "Which game are you playing: Who's Right? or Making Life Wonderful?" I've observed that I've spent a lifetime becoming expert at playing "Who's Right?". When the rules and objectives of that game are occupying my consciousness, I'm very hesitant to admit a failure much less "Teach My Mistakes". I'm curious what others see as blockades to their own "Admission of Mistakes" and "Teaching from them".

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Andy Bachert's avatar

Admitting mistakes can be humbling but a humble leader will gain the trust and admiration of their team! Thanks for the reminder today.

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