Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Would you rather be right or be happy? We all love being right; however, there are costs and consequences of pursuing being right. Let's say that we realise there are some costs of not being right, but how can we choose a different path?
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All these things we want to be βright aboutβ are they actually necessary? Well if it's, about the ego boost then yes, it's worth it.
However, when I insist on being right, I am not considering the other person, and they usually end up frustrated and angry. Whether I am the winner or the loser of an argument the game is broken - there is always a looser.
Would you rather be right or be happy? We all love being right; however, there are costs and consequences of pursuing being right. Let's say that we realise there are some costs of not being right, but how can we choose a different path?
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All these things we want to be βright aboutβ are they actually necessary? Well if it's, about the ego boost then yes, it's worth it.
However, when I insist on being right, I am not considering the other person, and they usually end up frustrated and angry. Whether I am the winner or the loser of an argument the game is broken - there is always a looser.










