How Decision Making is Connected To Blind Spots
June 6, 2020
A potential customer is often willing to put a sense of peace and stability at risk or on pause, every time they consider implementing a new solution or product.
“BLIND SPOTS UNCOVER OUR HIDDEN TRUTHS AND CAN GIVE US THE POWER TO ACHIEVE MONUMENTAL RESULTS”
Have you ever asked people what their first impressions of you are? From the time we are young, our minds become a piggy bank stored with emotions and perceptions from our experiences. Later in life, our actions and behaviours become congruent with those experiences… these are our Blind Spots.
Blind Spots can hold us back, and can negatively affect us and those around us, especially if we don’t recognize we have them! Blind Spots are your B.S.
We check our blind spots every day, while we’re driving or while crossing the street. Why don’t we check for this in our lives, especially when we want to trust everyone around us?
As leaders, we are leading without recognizing how are actions and behaviours are affecting those around us. For us to move forward, we need to realize our actions and behaviours have to match our message.
Shift happens when you look inside and Park your B.S. Leaders, employees, and organizations all have Blind Spots. Are you ready to recognize that it’s your B.S. that’s getting in the way? Take the FREE Blind Spots Assessment to find out what your Blind Spots are and to learn how you can use this to become a better leader.
Hi I am Likky Lavji, from my many years as a CEO, I discovered the uncanny truth about people who are meant to be inspired and those who were meant to be exceptional leaders.
What kind of performance results could your company achieve if you had a culture without conflict? What kind of talent could you attract? How engaged, excited, and loyal would your customer base be?
If you haven’t optimized these aspects of your business …what’s holding you back?
It could be unseen and unspoken factors within your business that are hidden from view. These are your blindspots. Every business has them.
Ignore them, and your organization may never realize its true potential.
Identify and navigate your blindspots, and you’re in a powerful position to unleash the full collective genius within your company.
The result is tighter alignment between teams, more seamless communication, and a resolute commitment to a common organizational purpose.
Death by B.S.
Navigating through our blindspots shouldn’t be all that difficult naturally, or at least we would like to think so. That’s why it’s our BS . There are things we like to believe about ourselves, when in the perception of others, we may be something completely different entirely. At times, we can find ourselves thinking we are already better than we are or have gone further than we actually have. This is unfortunately why many do not reach their full potential. These Blind Spot behaviors only sabotage our own steps in progress, and sadly, the cost of this can be an unfulfilled life or business, and needless failed relationships over time.
Once you’re aware of your own BS , the world will open up to you in a whole new way . If you’re ready to move beyond the limiting narrative of your own BS and would like to navigate through to a better life and more fulfilled relationships, this book is for YOU !
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#1 – Lack of Trust
#2 – Fear of Conflict
#3 – Living in Integrity
#4 – Fear of Commitment
#5 – Accountability
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