The Art of Letting People Be Wrong

One of the most exhausting things in life is trying to correct everyone. You know the feeling — you’re at a family dinner, someone makes a sweeping statement about politics, health, or how “back in my day…” and every part of you wants to jump in. To argue. To prove them wrong. I’ve done it plenty of times. And sure, landing the “gotcha” moment feels good for about three seconds. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: just because they’re wrong doesn’t mean I’m automatically right. The Stoics...