ussion and certainty
It’s easy to get confused when faced with a complex issue.
It’s now socially acceptable to be confused and express it with certainty. Make a statement that shows that, even if you are not a professional, you understand what is going on and that you know the cause of the problem.
It is important to remember that confusion can be shared and lead to learning, which will help us to move forward. It’s a good idea to tell someone, “I don’t understand this part” before they help you.
It is also almost certain that certainty will only make you more confused, especially when something you thought was going to be successful doesn’t.
