It’s true. It drives me sort of nuts.
And yet I know that I need to be wrong a lot of the time if I’m going to get to right. And not just to any “right” but to a right that’s new and better and different.
I bet I need to have less emotional reaction every time someone rightly points out that I’m wrong.
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I’m Sasha Dichter. I’ve written this blog since 2008, about generosity, fundraising, leadership and the long, slow work of pursuing mastery. By day I run 60 Decibels. More about me · Browse by topic
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I think about this topic a lot. For me, I don’t hate being wrong, and ironically I don’t love being right. What I hate is not understanding something. An undying will to understand (not to know) is, I think, the drive for truly creative work.
Mark Blasini
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