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RE: [RC] How do you NOT act like a Newbie? - David LeBlanc

Kat said: 


And the way to act like a newbie is to go around asking 
questions...of anybody, and to not worry about whether those 
people will think they are dumb questions from a newbie.


Really good advice - there's a bunch of smart people who will tell you great
information if you just ask, but who would watch you screwing up and not say
a word if you didn't ask.


It is MY goal to be a newbie (ie a learner) forever.


This is why my favorite person to ride with is a woman with over 16,000
miles. I'll always be a newbie compared to her. It's a privilege to have 8
hours or so to pick her brain.

There aren't many dumb questions - there's no shortage of dumb answers.



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