> So you’ve never encountered a situation where going against the grain, even if for completely good reasons, fails? I know I’ve been in that place more than once.
I'd rather be wrong on my own decision than on one I blindly followed from someone else :)
And it's not about going against the grain. It's about making conscious decisions rather than blind following. The outcome can very well be the same as everyone else's of course.
I'd rather be wrong on my own decision than on one I blindly followed from someone else :)
And it's not about going against the grain. It's about making conscious decisions rather than blind following. The outcome can very well be the same as everyone else's of course.