"I'm confused, but pretending not to be." Starting something new often feels like stepping into a fog—unsure of where to go and without a clear path. But I've come to believe that's okay. We live in a world that values confidence and clarity, yet confusion is an essential part of learning. Over the years, I’ve learned that it's perfectly fine not to know everything at the start. Some of my best growth moments have come from admitting, "I don’t have all the answers… yet." Being honest with myself has often opened doors to collaboration, mentorship, and genuine learning. So, if you're feeling confused, lean into it. Ask questions, seek guidance, and keep moving forward. Confidence will come with experience, and clarity will follow. Isn't it okay to be a work in progress? What do you think? #GrowthMindset #leadership #linkedinNewsIndia https://lnkd.in/gtUzpq8Y
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