Title: Why It's Important to Voice Your Opinions - More
Headings: Why It’s Important to Voice Your Opinions
Why It’s Important to Voice Your Opinions
Phase One: Dealing with Naysayers
Phase Two: Developing as an Individual
Phase Three: Becoming Blind to the Haters
Phase Four: Learning You're Not Infallible

Content: We are not perfect, and our opinions can often be misinformed. So what happens when you voice an opinion and experience an epic shutdown? ( Yes, this will happen eventually.) You listen and learn about why you were off the mark and become an even stronger person. Sometimes opinions are wrong, and that's okay. Your newfound confidence should help you be tough enough to drop the ego and appreciate new perspectives. There is a wonderful TED Talk about not just admitting but embracing our fallibility. It's a powerful lesson. You're a veteran by now, you voice your opinions, you know who you are, and you don't care what people think. The last piece of enlightenment is learning to be wrong and know that opinions can also change as you learn more information.