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When you think a leader must always have the answer

Someone asked me a direct question in the meeting and I didn't know the answer, so I bluffed my way through it. I do this a lot, because somewhere I decided that being in charge means never saying I don't know. Keeping up that front is exhausting, and I'm pretty sure they can tell when I'm winging it.

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You think being the boss means always having the answer, so you bluff instead of admitting you don't know.

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