All too often, inner peace requires admitting mistakes. This is a key leadership challenge. Acknowledging a mistake does not mean the initial decision wasn’t a good one. For example, I live in ...

BYU–Pathway Worldwide President Brian Ashton and Sister Melinda Ashton share five ways parents can be righteous leaders.

Fear of admitting mistakes is a consistent theme within circles ... “It probably requires those leaders to stick their hands up and show by example, and then detail the consequences.” ...

In the fast-paced business world, conventional wisdom dictates that admitting mistakes is a sign of weakness or a loss of power and authority. It also transmits to others that you failed.

Judaism helps us admit our mistakes in three ways ... An extraordinary couple who have moved me beyond measure by the example of their lives. To learn more from Rabbi Sacks zt”l, please visit ...

Parents have been urged to always admit their mistakes before their children for ... actively engage in mentoring and setting positive examples for their children within the home.

A manager at one of my accounts had a poster – the six most important words for managers: “We admit we made a mistake”. One of the key tenets of the Christian faith is repentance ...

We have some good news for journalists who want to ensure that the public has the best and most accurate information. Corrections work. When you correct your errors, the people who see the corrections ...

If we're committed to “Managing our sexuality intelligently,” we have to be open to the possibility that (1) we might make mistakes and (2) intelligent people learn from their mistakes.