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Being right doesn’t give you permission to embarrass someone.
In this episode, it talks about the difference between correcting a problem and turning that correction into a performance. Public humiliation, unnecessary callouts, sarcasm, and proving a point in front of other people might feel satisfying in the moment—but they can easily damage trust and make the actual problem harder to solve.
Good correction focuses on the issue, preserves the person’s dignity, and gives them a clear path forward.
Sometimes the strongest response isn’t making sure everyone knows someone was wrong.
It’s simply helping them get it right.
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