A blind spot isn't something you're bad at.
It's something you didn't even realize was there—until it hurt you, or someone told you.
Talking about your blind spots shows humility, awareness, and growth.
It helps your audience reflect on what they might be missing too.

Because real wisdom doesn't come from knowing everything—It comes from admitting what you didn't see.

Because real wisdom doesn't come from knowing everything—It comes from admitting what you didn't see.

💡 Start not from the mistake, but from the realization:

• What truth did you resist for too long?
• What pattern were you stuck in without knowing it?
• Who helped you see what you couldn't see alone?
• What blind spot cost you something valuable?

💡 Best formats:

Face-to-camera reflection / Monologue confession / Animated metaphor / "Then it hit me" turning point scene
You can show contrast: "What I believed vs What I learned"