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Episode Description

In this episode of The Daryl Perry Podcast, I ask you to take a step back and consider when you last admitted you didn’t have everything one hundred percent correct. Not necessarily when you were outright wrong, but when your perspective wasn’t the whole truth. That moment of recognition, whether it comes through a therapist pointing out blind spots or simply from daily interactions with others, can be a powerful catalyst for growth.

We dive into the nuance of perception—yours and others. How what you say and do is filtered through not only your blind spots but also the blind spots of the people receiving it. Acknowledging when you miss something doesn’t make you flawed, it makes you human. It gives you the opportunity to foster better relationships, broaden your perspective, and let go of the need to always be right.

I share why leaning into that initial discomfort of being wrong is important, and how reframing it as a learning opportunity instead of a personal flaw can transform how you navigate the world. Living in a bubble where you’re never wrong might feel safe, but it also limits growth, connection, and self-awareness.

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