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Their wordsWhen we resist not knowing, we often leap to conclusions, make decisions without all of the information, or simply guess. Of course, that might make it even more likely that we're wrong, the very thing our subconscious is trying to avoid. Needing to be right comes at the expense of curiosity.
Their wordsLeadership isn't about always having the answer and always being right. It's about being present, deeply curious, and authentic.
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