“When I get it really wrong, people will tell me but for more things it usually just gets really quiet.” [link to post]

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“I know when this happens because on those posts I’m deafened by the silence in the comments.” [link to post]

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Thanks for this blog post. I am a public relations student at Loyola Chicago and have recently started my own PR blog for my public relations writing class. At first, I felt I had little to nothing to say about social media and public relations, as I have very little real-world experience. After a few months of blogging I’ve learned that it’s okay to put ideas and thoughts out there that may not be exactly on the mark. It’s a learning experience. I really liked your last point about breaking into new territory; if you don’t try new ideas or spark interesting conversation, how are you (or your readers) ever going to learn anything or be inspired to break out of the ordinary?

-Maggie

In my opinion no one’s perfect. It is natural to be wrong at times. I know for a fact that I myself try to be a perfectionist, but clearly am not. If everyone was perfect, where would be the excitement in that? Being wrong is a good way to learn and the things you learn have a tendency to stick with you as you grow older. As the saying goes “you learn from your mistakes.”

-John

Don’t be afraid to be wrong. [link to post] from@davefleet

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RT @tweetmeme Be Wrong [link to post]

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