How Can I Admit My Own Faults?

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Recorded11 Apr 2026

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Admittingmistakes sounds simple—until your environment punishes you for it. Many peopledon’t avoid responsibility because they lack integrity, but because they’velearned that honesty can be risky. The real question is not whether admittingfaults is good, but when it is safe—and how to create that safety yourself.#Communication #Leadership #Psychology #SelfAwareness #EmotionalIntelligence#WorkplaceCulture #PersonalDevelopment

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