Changing your mind after new facts doesn’t make you weak. It proves you were actually listening.

Consistency gets treated as a virtue even when it means holding a position that new information has already broken. Refusing to move is not strength, it is a preference for looking steady over being right. Updating is the harder thing, because it means admitting the earlier view was incomplete.

Say out loud once this week that you have changed your mind about something, and say what changed it. Keep it short and unembarrassed. Doing it in small matters is what makes it possible in the ones that count.