Blind spots are never good. The inability to see what is behind you is why you backed your car into the pole. The fact your boss doesn’t see how his arrogance creates distance keeps him blind to the fact people don’t want to work with him. Not knowing their strengths and weaknesses is how people end up in the wrong role. But there is a more fatal blind spot…your own.
Why Are You In A Mood?
Blind Spots Week 1
April 7, 2024 • Brett Carlson
More from
Mountain Ridge Podcast
Struggling Against the Current
April 28, 2024 • Cory Bramlett
Blind spots are never good. The inability to see what is behind you is why you backed your car into the pole. The fact your boss doesn’t see how his arrogance creates distance keeps him blind to the fact people don’t want to work with him. Not knowing their strengths and weaknesses is how people end up in the wrong role. But there is a more fatal blind spot…your own.
Bitter Party of One
April 21, 2024 • Brett Carlson
Blind spots are never good. The inability to see what is behind you is why you backed your car into the pole. The fact your boss doesn’t see how his arrogance creates distance keeps him blind to the fact people don’t want to work with him. Not knowing their strengths and weaknesses is how people end up in the wrong role. But there is a more fatal blind spot…your own.
Breaking the Chains of Arrogance
April 14, 2024 • Cory Bramlett
Blind spots are never good. The inability to see what is behind you is why you backed your car into the pole. The fact your boss doesn’t see how his arrogance creates distance keeps him blind to the fact people don’t want to work with him. Not knowing their strengths and weaknesses is how people end up in the wrong role. But there is a more fatal blind spot…your own.