In our motivation, Aggie tackles a thought-provoking question today: Is it wrong to be right?
It’s a question many of us face more often than we admit in our relationships, at work, and in everyday interactions.

Sometimes we cling so tightly to being right that we forget the bigger picture: harmony, empathy, and understanding.
Aggie reminds us that being right is not a license to dismiss others. Even when we stand on solid ground, the way we present our truth matters.

Winning an argument at the cost of someone’s dignity or peace may not be a win at all. There’s a difference between asserting a fact and weaponizing it.

So today, Aggie invites us to reflect: not just on whether we’re right, but on what we hope our rightness will achieve.