324 - Office Block Type 05-a

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I'm Not Afraid to Say I Don't Know is a phrase that should be engraved on every student's forehead, and it's about time we stop pretending to know what we don't. It's okay not to have the answer, to admit that you're lost in a sea of information. The truth is, most of us are winging it most of the time, and that's perfectly fine. We're not going to solve every problem or answer every question, but by acknowledging our limitations, we can start to learn from each other. No one expects us to have all the answers; in fact, it's often the ones who don't know what they're doing who come up with the most innovative solutions. So let's stop pretending to be experts and start embracing our ignorance. Let's celebrate the fact that we don't know everything and use that as a chance to learn from each other. By being open and honest about our limitations, we can create a culture of collaboration and creativity that will take us farther than any amount of knowledge ever could. The world needs more people who are willing to say "I don't know," because it's in those moments of uncertainty that the most incredible breakthroughs happen. So let's raise our hands and admit that we're not perfect, that we're still learning, and that we're okay with that.