The First Time I Was Wrong

Being wrong is not a leadership failure. ► LIKE! 👍 ► COMMENT! 💬 ► ENCOURAGE SOMEONE ELSE: SHARE! ► SUBSCRIBE! 👉 / @thecorporatematurityproject ► TURN ON THE NOTIFICATION BELL! 🔔 Being wrong is not a leadership failure. Remaining attached to a conclusion after new information arrives can be. In Episode 2 of the Leadership Maturity Edition, Dr. Deborah Stubblefield shares a leadership lesson that transformed her approach to decision-making, assumptions, and judgment. Discover why confident leaders can still reach incomplete conclusions, how assumptions influence leadership decisions, and why wisdom requires curiosity, humility, and an ongoing pursuit of understanding. Key topics include: • The danger of early conclusions • Facts versus interpretations • Recognizing confirmation bias in leadership • The four questions mature leaders ask before judging situations • When leaders unintentionally become part of the problem • Why humility strengthens leadership credibility • Developing better leadership judgment This episode provides practical tools for leaders who want to improve decision-making, strengthen relationships, and lead with greater maturity. Because leadership is not about appearing right. It is about pursuing truth. The Corporate Maturity Project™ Leadership Maturity Edition