Harness the benefits of doubt to increase your knowledge and confidence
from Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know by Adam M. Grant
How to Apply This
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When you find yourself doubting your ability, reframe the situation as an opportunity for growth
Interpret doubts as a cue that you need to improve your skills. -
When faced with a problem, write down a list of things you don’t know about it
Knowing what you don’t know is often the first step toward developing expertise -
Write a list of activities you can do to learn more
Ask for assistance, undertake training, practice more. -
Start acting on your list with curiosity and confidence in your capacity to learn
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