In every interaction, there’s an unseen, often unfelt, barrier: judgement. Each of us yearns for genuine recognition, to be seen beyond the screen of biases and preconceived notions. When we approach conversations with these filters, it creates a disconnect, hampering genuine rapport.
Yet, by being aware and deliberately sidelining our inherent biases, we make way for more authentic interactions.
This doesn’t just strengthen communication, but also enhances the very fabric of our relationships.
Removing judgement ensures an environment where influence thrives, rooted in understanding and mutual respect.
Read: Walking in their Shoes (one of the Lessons in Extraordinary Influence)