User:Rusted AutoParts/WP:Always consider other's view
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There are two sides to a coin: heads or tails. Let's say you always choose heads because you believe it's the right thing to do. Majority of the time, it can land on heads. But you may never know what could result if you choose tails. It doesn't always have to be heads.
So by now, you think, what does this have to do with Wikipedia? There are always two sides to an argument. Sticking to your guns is bold, but do not forget that there is always another side, and there's always a choice that can leave each side of the debate happy.