Helping others become even better versions of themselves
It’s useful to have an answer in an exam or if you’re on a game show.
Other than that, it’s better to have more questions than answer.
Then it’s best for us to listen.
There is no shame in not knowing something. There is more shame in not bothering to find out what others know.
The more we ask the more we learn and learning and knowledge avoids judgements based on nothing much.
We often mystify and complicate things in order to create reasons not do something or to make ourselves look more knowledgeable and valuable than others. But others see through it and realise it and we are only kidding ourselves.
It is better to keep things simple and easy to achieve, then we gain a reputation for being straight-forward, effective and a person who delivers real value.
Simple things are easier to start, maintain and finish.
Simplicity rather than razzmatazz and complexity.
