Why bother trying to achieve 'clarity'?
- It saves time. Needless time and expense is spent by individuals and teams 'talking past each other' in an attempt to make themselves understood first.
- Avoid frustration. There is a certain peace that descends on people when they 'get it'.
- Increases collaboration and teamwork. Now that we understand each other, let us talk about what inputs and outputs we need to exchange!
- Increases trust. Clarity makes it easy for people to work with each other. This is the emotional component of the interactions.
- Conflict management becomes easier. Clarity reduces the need to argue and fight and fosters an abundance mentality.
Very true.
ReplyDeleteJim Halper