Admitting fault takes courage and humility from "summary" of Leadership and Self-deception by Arbinger Institute
When we find ourselves in a situation where we have made a mistake or acted in a way that is not aligned with our values, admitting fault can be a challenging task. It requires us to set aside our pride and ego, and face the reality of our actions. This act of admitting fault takes courage and humility because it forces us to confront our own vulnerabilities and imperfections. Courage comes into play when we have to confront the fear of being judged or criticized by others for our mistakes. We may fear that admitting fault will make us appear weak or incompetent in the eyes of our peers. This fear can be paralyzing, as it goes against our natural instincts to protect our self-image and reputation. However, it is important to recognize that true courage comes from being able to acknowledge our mistakes and take responsibility for them, regardless of the consequences. Humility is another essen...
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