February 2, 2012

“So don’t be afraid to admit you don’t know everything. The next time you’re asked how things are going with your company or what your plans are for the future, drop that ‘everything is better than ever!’ party line, and share more honest feedback, including what you’re still trying to figure out. You’re likely to garner more support and ideas that way—and probably more respect, too.”

Adelaide Lancaster, Co-Author of “The Big Enough Company: Creating a Business that Works for You”

ᔥ Her article “4 Things I’ve Gained from Admitting ‘I Don't Know’”

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