Admit when you’re wrong and be humble when you’re right.
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If you know one thing about improv, it’s probably the rule of “Yes and …” It operates on the premise of accepting what another performer has introduced ("yes") and then adding to it with one's own contribution ("and").
Admit when you’re wrong and be humble when you’re right.
Admit when you’re wrong and be humble when…
Admit when you’re wrong and be humble when you’re right.
If you know one thing about improv, it’s probably the rule of “Yes and …” It operates on the premise of accepting what another performer has introduced ("yes") and then adding to it with one's own contribution ("and").