March 24, 2024 • 5 mins
Julie Lyles Carr shares a personal story about losing a high school election to a more popular candidate, highlighting how quickly people can change their opinions. Research shows that people tend to follow larger crowds and are influenced by more numbers to base their judgment on something. Resist the impulse to rely on crowds for your decisions and instead stand up for your beliefs, regardless of popular opinion.
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