Problem
Think of a time, or times, you were wrong about something. This could be because of lack of knowledge but could also be lack of awareness or perspective.
Try to find examples that were funny, not tha big a deal, meaningful, and/ or profound-- whatever you're comfortable sharing.
How did you recognize you were wrong? (Think here about what Schulz says.) What did you learn from recognizing that you were wrong?
How useful, or not, was that learning? Did what you learned changed how you thinl or act afterward? If so, how? If not, why not? How often do you wonder whether or not you're wrong about something, and what do you typically do when you have that thought'.