“If using "was" could be deemed gramatically, or atleast emotionally correct, in the sense that it could relate to something that you actually couldn't do in the past, but want to do right now, then I wanna say, "I was… — Allwyn Jose Copy Share Image
“So, frankly, being open to the fact that you might be wrong doesn’t just make you more emotionally correct, it makes you a more informed and thoughtful leader. I’ve always felt this notion was best characterized by the brilliant statement… — Glynnis MacNicol Copy Share Image
