Are you one of the millions of Americans who think they're always right and never wrong? Or, maybe you know you're wrong but you won't admit it because let's face it, we all hate to be wrong. Honestly I admit I like to think I'm right majority of the time. Lately I've been trying to change that because I've realized by having that type of attitude, we are only holding ourselves back!
If you're willing to take risks knowing you could be wrong then your creativity becomes endless. You'll invite all the possibilities of being wrong into your mind. From those possibilities you'll start creating these crazy reasons on how or why you'll succeed. Although you know majority of the time you will be wrong, when you're right, you'll feel like a genius! Your creative juices will start pumping like adrenaline once you throw out all your worries about being wrong. To prove this we will use that oh so infamous question, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?!" It's a question that anybody could be right or anybody could be wrong, it all depends how you debate it! My brother and I have been fighting about this for many years now. I believe the chicken came first, he believes otherwise.
The chicken comes first because without chickens there is no egg. He likes to argue vice versa, that there would be no chickens without an egg since they hatch from them. If you think about it, there would be nothing to hatch from if the egg wasn't created in the first place right? So how are eggs made? Eggs are made when chickens mate, therefore eggs cannot be created without chickens mating. Those are only a couple of my rational reasoning. I have come up with some pretty crazy ones though, like chickens are actually mini dinosaurs! Even though scientists have claimed to have solve the mystery, everyone is still arguing about it! I've heard some pretty creative theories ranging from aliens, to dinosaurs, to religious beliefs, and you can really only come up with these theories if you're not afraid to be wrong. What team are you on, team chicken or team egg?

Even when you are wrong and end up with a failure, come up with a different plan and try again. If you keep trying you haven't really failed yet and you'll eventually succeed. Don't believe me? Well how else do you think the "trial and error" method was created? :)