Can You Change Your Mind? July 15th, 2020 by Bill Boyajian |
We’ve all changed our minds on things over the years, but we may not always want to admit it. We are so polarized as a society on political, religious, environmental, and social issues that we fear what might happen if we switch camps. What would people – especially those closest to us – say if we swung our views a different way? It’s a sign of strength and resolve if we can open ourselves up to different ideas and be willing to adapt our thinking to new viewpoints. We need to be smart enough to know what we don’t know and to be willing to listen and learn from others. What this really means is to be willing to consider alternative points of view that will make us uncomfortable at the least, and down right nervous at worse. The nervousness comes from the fear of being judged by those closest to you, and even from judging yourself. To be open to changing your mind is a great gift. Use it. Tags: Adapt, Admit, Advice, Alternative, Business, Business Development, Change, Crisis Management, Developing Leaders, Different, Environmental, Fear, Ideas, Issues, Judge, Knowledge, Leaders, Leadership, Leadership Excellence, Learn, Learning, Listen, Management, Managers, Mind, Nervous, People Leaders, Personal Development, Poitical, Polarized, Religious, Resolve, Responsibility, Smart, Social, Society, Strength, The Mind of a Leader, Thignking, Values, Viewpoint, Vision, Willing, Wisdom, Years |
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