STOP PRETENDING YOU KNOW WHEN YOU DON
RoguishType
December 27th, 2019
Ignorance comforts itself with the illusion of perceived knowledge. You know what the quarterback should do, even if youve never played football!
Ignorance stands aloof and passes judgement.
Concluding remark: Learning begins on the fringes of knowledge where clarity drifts toward uncertainty and confusion. People say things like, I dont know yet.
RarelyCharlie
December 27th, 2019
@RoguishType Dan Rockwell's Leadership Freak blog has a lot of interesting ideas like this. The rest of the article is here: Stop Pretending to Know When You Don't. I don't know if he really knows this stuff, or if he's just pretending 
Real-life examples would make it more convincing, it seems to me.
Charlie
