How To Filter Shift And Effectively SEE The World With Sara Taylor

Today’s interview is with leadership and diversity specialist Sara Taylor. Sara is the president and founder of deepSEE Consulting. She is a nationally-recognized speaker and consultant specializing in the areas of leadership, diversity, and organizational effectiveness. With over 25 years of experience, Sara balances her real-life anecdotes with research-based theories to deliver for her reader what she delivers for her clients. In her latest book, Filter Shift: How Effective People SEE the World, Sara takes us through an approach that helps us learn how to put our unconscious judgement aside in order to have better interactions in the workplace, in relationships, and in our daily lives. We discuss:

Why so many of us are ineffective in our interactions across difference
Why the Golden Rule isn’t effective
How we all frequently deny the obvious
How focusing on our similarities isn’t helpful
How you can learn to Filter Shift to improve your communication with others

You can grab her book here: https://www.amazon.com/Filter-Shift-Effective-People-World/dp/1630479780

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