Greg, “what I don’t know” is the part I would want to protect. Helping someone speak more clearly can easily turn into teaching them to sound certain about things that aren’t settled. That simple update leaves room for authority and honesty in the same sentence. I appreciate you keeping that distinction in the conversation.
Greg, “what I don’t know” is the part I would want to protect. Helping someone speak more clearly can easily turn into teaching them to sound certain about things that aren’t settled. That simple update leaves room for authority and honesty in the same sentence. I appreciate you keeping that distinction in the conversation.
I’m all about the authenticity, Scott. I think everyone notices it when you’re inauthentic, even if they don’t say so.
In any case, I never want to be any other way.