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  • Guy Reams: “Exactly, it took me a long time to stop catastrophizing everything.” Oct 19, 06:52
  • Steven Larky: “Great post – being unsure about an outcome doesnt indicate that the worst case will occur, or even that a…” Oct 18, 13:17
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Day 359 – Opinionated or Good Judgement?

The distinction between having an opinion and being opinionated lies in how strongly and frequently one expresses their views, and their openness to others’ perspectives. While strong opinions can be admired when backed by expertise, constant and forceful expression across various topics can be perceived as arrogance or exhausting. The key to being seen as having good judgment rather than being opinionated is to deliver opinions appropriately and remain open to new evidence.

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