Sunday Thoughts: Seeing People Clearly
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Everyone is more complicated than your first impression. -- Over the years, I've concluded that one of the most valuable life (and business) skills is seeing people clearly: Who is the person at their core? What are their notable and proud accomplishments? What are they uniquely good at? What are their blind spots? What drives them? When you can see people clearly, you are better at appreciating them, helping them grow, and putting them in a position to succeed. Yet, this is easy to say but hard to do. Each of us brings unconscious biases. The task is more challenging when you have…
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