Six months into my sabbatical year in Ghana, I've met new people, seen new sights, and had LOTS of new experiences, like getting malaria, going to a leprosarium (as in, a place where doctors treat leprosy) to see a dermatologist, and swimming in the ocean, etc. I've approached many of these new encounters with preconceived ideas about what they must be like. Yet, over these months I've found that I've had to keep letting go of my preconceived ideas, the things I thought I knew, to keep up with what I've been learning in real time through actual experience.
As you listen to episode 19, "What I Thought I Knew", I invite you to reflect alongside me! How has your experience talking to a new person going into a new place or encountering a new situation led you to rethink something you thought you knew in the past few months?
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