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You Don't Know What You Don't Know: Why You Should Always Think This Way, and How to Change Your Habits

You Don't Know What You Don't Know: Why You Should Always Think This Way, and How to Change Your Habits

  1. It’s simple – When you say, “This is the best restaurant in the world,” have you really tried every restaurant? Probably not, right?
  2. Especially with political opinions – Are you present in the White House or government offices to truly know everything going on?
  3. Be cautious with your opinions – Don’t form strong opinions on situations or events unless you’re actually there to witness them.
  4. When judging others – Whether it’s about a couple’s marriage or anything behind closed doors, be careful about forming opinions.
  5. There's a saying: "Turn your tongue 7 times before you speak" – This means think carefully before you express yourself.
  6. Be mindful of gossip – If someone tells you something, listen with one ear, and keep your mouth closed until you ask the right questions. Avoid rushing to judgment.
  7. Master the phrase "You don't know what you don't know" – Remind yourself of this often. As you adopt this mindset, your behavior and remarks will improve. Seek knowledge and stay informed.
  8. Dealing with opinionated people – You might be surrounded by strong opinions. If they question why you’re not speaking, explain what you’ve learned.
  9. Make sense of it with others – Sharing this approach will help you become more thoughtful in your discussions.
  10. Respect will follow – Once you’ve mastered this mindset, you’ll be seen as a thoughtful and respected individual.

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