Admitting you’re wrong is not easy, but it is a necessary skill to master if you want to be an impactful leader who builds a healthy culture in your workplace.

I learned this valuable lesson about company culture while pushing carts at Walmart in high school, and it has helped me out in my career as an EA.

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#24: Build a Healthy Culture by Admitting You're Wrong