02 Luglio 2026

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Most of us assume we know how we come across — but the gap between our intent and our actual impact is often invisible to us. In this video, we explore Awareness, Card 01 of the Seeking Feedback suit from the Feedback Deck, and why cultivating self-awareness is important but only part of the equation. Drawing on thousands of years of contemplative practice and William James's foundational insight on attention, we unpack why seeking feedback from the right people is one of the most powerful growth moves you can make — and introduce The Impact Check, a simple but targeted practice to help you find out exactly where you can grow the most.

Whether you're a leader, a professional, or someone committed to continuous improvement, this video will shift how you think about feedback, awareness, and growth.

Learn more about the Feedback Deck: https://feedbackliteracy.com/

#FeedbackLiteracy #Feedback #LeadershipDevelopment

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