Holding your tongue garners respect, while continually interjecting knowledge loses it.

Knowledge is gained from continually asking questions, not functioning off what’s always been done.

Being inclusive means seeking out a wide variety of perspectives, not assuming your experience is the same as everyone else’s.

Being right comes with the guts to frequently be wrong, not cowering from the unknown.

You’re most attentive when you document your learnings, not when feigning comprehension.