The Power of What You Don't Know

Real skill emerges when you're forced to operate outside your comfort zone—where you don’t know what comes next.

The smartest people ask more questions, not because they know less—but because they understand the power of what they don’t know.

Openness to being wrong is more valuable than being right. It invites new information, new people, and new paths.

What you don’t know about yourself controls you. Self-awareness begins when you examine what you've ignored.

Success reinforces what you do know. Failure exposes what you don’t—and that’s where real wisdom lies.

Every breakthrough—personal or technological—was born from asking: “What if we’re wrong?” or “What are we missing?”

The more certain you are, the less flexible you become. Embrace the unknown and you unlock mental freedom.

You don’t have to know it all to begin. You just need to know you can learn it.