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Joe Splitrock
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What Did You Get Wrong

Joe Splitrock
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  • Sioux Falls, SD
ModeratorPosted

We all make assumptions and draw conclusions, only to find out later with new information that we were wrong. For some people "being wrong" is hard. In fact some people double down on incorrect beliefs, even after conventional wisdom shows they are wrong. Part of this is ego and the need for self preservation. Admitting we are wrong can damage our self confidence or we think it hurts our credibility. Holding on to false beliefs is even more damaging.

I would argue that self reflection and the ability to change our mindset extremely important. What are some views you previously held, that you have not evolved your thinking on? 

Please keep it real estate related.

  • Joe Splitrock
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