Being able to admit when we're wrong is important to maintaining an open mind. We can be opinionated, but we have to remain open-minded. Frank Zappa, the musician, said, a mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work if it's not open. Here's my challenge for each of us. Today and throughout this conference, go into each session with an opened mind, Sure, bring your opinions, but go into each session thinking, hey, I could be wrong. You know what would be even better if every speaker, every presenter, Every trainer, and every agile guru you encounter here was also thinking hey I Could be Wrong. Why? Because then we might all be open-minded enough to learn a little something, right? I'd like everyone to practice saying this with me. Let's all say this together. I could be wrong. That should feel liberating, admitting that we don't always have to be right. But it doesn't feel that way. So let's take a look at some ways we can ensure our minds remain open to new possibilities.