When am I wrong?

I love to read my wife's "O" magazine. One of our favorite columnists is Martha Beck.

This month's article is "Martha Beck's 5 Best Pieces of Advice."

One of them is "It's Good To Be Wrong."

She writes:

"Being open to new information and opinions, inviting people and events to let you know where you're wrong, is the best way I know to open the mind. I try to use the phrase "Tell me where I'm wrong" at least four or five times a day. Try it. You'll see that while insisting that you're right is gratifying, accepting that you're wrong can be transformative."

So, tell me where I'm wrong...