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He explains that our deeply ingrained need to perceive ourselves as correct dominates our subjective view, making it difficult to admit mistakes or recognize flaws. This resistance to acknowledging weaknesses hampers our ability to find solutions or grow. Importantly, this denial often leads to frustration and poor decisions because we refuse to accept feedback—treating criticism as an attack rather than an opportunity for improvement.
Blind Spots
The second major obstacle is blind spots—areas where we lack awareness or understanding. The narrator underscores that no one is omniscient; everyone has limitations in perspective and knowledge. Believing oneself to be all-knowing creates a dangerous blind spot, preventing us from seeing the full picture.