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Admitting That You Are Wrong Is A Positive Thing

Admitting That You Are Wrong Is A Positive Thing

When we err, we risk social ostracism or embarrassment.

Admitting that you’re wrong actually improves our reputation.

By owning up to our errors, others see us as friendlier and more agreeable.

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