It’s hard to be at the top of your game. We can forget, in those moments, to “practice what we preach” or to “lead by example.” Nothing bothers me more than a hypocrite… except a hypocrite who can’t admit when they’ve messed up. Especially because we all mess up. So, let me share my most recent mess up 🙂 There is a bit of back story but I’ll share with you what I did, and the things I was reminded of afterwards.
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