Discovering Surprising Mistakes in my Book Writing Process - Amy C. Edmondson, 'Right Kind of Wrong'

This is a clip from the full episode of "My Favorite Mistake" with host Mark Graban and guest Amy Edmondson.

Key Takeaways:
Amy Edmondson discusses the inevitability of mistakes, even after thorough reading, copy editing, and checking.
She shares a personal anecdote about a scientific error she found in her book, where she mistakenly used "DNA" instead of "RNA."
The importance of recognizing and accepting both minor and major mistakes in the drafting process.

About Amy Edmondson:
Amy Edmondson is a renowned professor at Harvard Business School and an expert on leadership and organizational learning. She is known for her work on psychological safety and its impact on team performance. Amy is the author of several influential books and articles on organizational behavior and learning.

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