7 Lessons From Schulz

‘Being Wrong’

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We can approach life with a more open and accepting mindset. But, don’t forget to hang on to your ethics and values. Here are 7 lessons from the book ‘Being Wrong‘ by Kathryn Schulz.

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👉 Accept that we are Fallible 🙏: Accepting that we are capable of making mistakes is like playing basketball 🏀. We know we could miss a shot, but still continue playing.

👉 Embrace Uncertainty 🤷‍♀️: Embracing uncertainty is like hunting a treasure 🏴‍☠️, We explore the unknown with an open mind and a willingness to [find it] learn.

👉 Practice Empathy towards others 🤝: Practicing empathy towards others is like being a listener 👂, trying understand their point of view and respecting their perspective. How hard is it?

👉 Recognise & learn from mistakes 🤔: This is like being a chef 👨‍🍳, adjusting the recipe and improving the dish to make it better. How are in the kitchen?

👉 Challenge confirmation bias 🔍: This is like being ‘Sherlock Holmes’ 🔍, searching for evidences and questioning assumptions to find the truth. So be a good detective!

👉 Overcome cognitive dissonance 😕: It is like solving a puzzle, fitting the pieces together to create a coherent image. Do you like music? How good you are with rythmes?

👉 Find humour in being wrong 🤣: Finding humour in being wrong is like being a comedian 🎭, making light of mistakes to reduce stress and improve morale. Well, be careful here!

Hang on to your ethics and values, and approach life with a more open and accepting mindset, inspiring growth and learning. 📚

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