Everyone has blind spots. No one is immune. The question is — could yours, if revealed, open up something remarkable and unexpected in your business, your life, or both?
A blind spot in business is not a weakness of intelligence or character. It is simply what happens when expertise, momentum, and identity converge — creating areas of genuine inability to see not only what’s there and happening but what may be right in front of you. And in those areas, decisions get made that can undermine everything being built and possibly undermine important relationships, associations and agreements.
The most dangerous blind spots are not the obvious ones. They are the ones that feel like certainty. The ones surrounded by people who either don’t see them or won’t say what they see. The ones that cost relationships, opportunities, and ventures — often without the person ever knowing why things went wrong.
Kim Greenhouse is trained to quickly and accurately identify blind spots. She will say what needs to be said so that the person or group is well served and sees what they need to see.
In this short video she shares real examples — from the boardroom to the highest levels of public life — of what blind spots can cost, and what becomes possible when they are identified and addressed.
Watch and find out if blind spot identification is what your venture, your team, or your leadership is missing.