Dave Hughes

That exchange that happened.

But it probably, if I was, went all defensive, which I started to.

In fact, I was just reading it here.

It says, this is actually an extremely important meeting.

It was also booked a long time ago.

Yeah, that was my first response.

So I was defensive straight away.

And then as soon as I apologized and said, this is my mistake, all of a sudden, I mean, that would have been pretty cheering me, make excuses for it wouldn't have helped and would have been probably more infuriating.

Anyway, so that's, I think.

Which one have you chosen?

I have to do the Resilience Project meeting.

Write a message to you guys admitting my mistake.

I've left the afternoon open for that.

Yeah.

Apologies.

I made a mistake.

Number three, celebrate others.

When a situation's about you, the ego becomes inflated.

It grows and it just, your ego really feeds off any moment that is purely about you.

And I think if you do something really well and you're getting praise, your ego will undoubtedly grow and grow.