Wear Glasses That Work

Todd Davis

Have you ever discovered that your “truth” wasn’t so true after all?

Wear Glasses That Work and be willing to explore other perspectives. What we see is foundational to everything. The way we see things determines the way we do things, and the way we do things determines the results we get.

Get Better: Wear Glasses That Work

Reevaluating your perspectives in difficult situations.
Determining if your perspectives are preventing you or others from improving.
Consider alternative points of view that may have a positive impact.

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About the Author

Todd Davis has over 30 years of experience in human resources, training and training development, executive recruiting, sales, and marketing. Todd is currently a member of the FranklinCovey Executive Team where he serves as the Chief People Officer. He is also a bestselling author with two books to his credit, Get Better: 15 Proven Practices to Build Effective Relationships at Work and Talent Unleashed: 3 Leadership Conversations for Tapping the Unlimited Potential of People.
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