Thomas Thatcher

Yeah, exactly.

You do, but you don't learn it unless you allow yourself to learn it, because the best vehicle for you to learn something is other people.

So if you're a very quick person to get offended or you're very sensitive or whatever, and people point out things and you go, no, I'm not, and you get very defensive and you get very attacking, then you don't learn anything.

So we, as human beings,

We have one big flaw.

We can't see outside ourselves.

So when we record ourselves, and I mentioned in the book about a lady in the classroom or something, that they said, you're pretty hard on your students.

No, I'm not.

No, I'm not.

I'm not hard on my students at all.

But then she recorded herself and she went...

Yeah, yeah.

And so we just have these blind spots.

And unless we're open for people to educate us and teach us, no, we don't learn anything more because we're so convinced that we already know everything.

So it's the stuff that we don't know that we don't know that hurts us.

And the best educator for that is other people.

Exactly.

Yeah, absolutely.

There is.

Yeah, there's three stages of the tech, right?