This is why we should avoid #guru-talk, #oneliners and the #passive-#agressive or @Arrogant phrases like #justtryit or #askingforproof & #criticalthinking == #fear. No, by all means, #ask questions. A nuanced answer then is always better than a oneliner. - 1/2
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RT @AdamMGrant
We pay too much attention to the most confident voices—and too little attention to the most thoughtful ones.

Certainty is not a sign of credibility. Speaking a…
https://twitter.com/AdamMGrant/status/1601257372483059713

Without going into detail about the #NoEstimates vs #Estimates this is key breakdown from the article why #JustTryIt is #broken #advice when it isn't followed up with broader contextual advice & pitfalls one may encounter. So link above, worth a read for sure.

Ever had the "just try it" answer, without anyone grasping your context, and giving you pointers what could help or remedy.

This article points why "just try it" without good advice or explanations, is the worst advice one can give
http://www.peterkretzman.com/2019/08/02/just-try-it-how-not-to-sell-a-controversial-idea/

#philosophy #justtryit
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RT @PeterKretzman
@psy_aviah @allenholub The whole “just try it” mantra is infuriating…
https://twitter.com/PeterKretzman/status/1605306954892865536