Making the invisible visible
Do you know the phenomenal 3D pictures, where some can only see a three-dimensional image after looking at it in a certain way, while many never see it at all?
Here is an example:
Do you see the 3D image? You have to completely relax your eyes while looking at the picture.
I came across a book like this from the nineties the other day when I was tidying up, and was fascinated again. Why? Well, because something unexpected opens up exactly where you wouldn't expect it: in a 2D image that doesn't mean anything.
And there is another conclusion to take from this: what we see is an illusion anyway, constructed by our brain. In principle, this applies to everything in life and business.
What is the relevance of this for our leadership and business success?
Here are three tips that have the potential to make your leadership and your team much more effective:
- Points of view. What one person sees very clearly may be completely hidden from the other. We all have certain clear fields of vision, and other things that remain completely hidden from us. The difficulty is that this clarity and concealment is different for each of us. Understanding this is crucial if you want to get a group of people to change.
- The hidden secret. Many things will remain completely concealed if we do not completely change our view and perspective: you have to look at the 3D image in a very specific way, otherwise you won't see it. It's the same with all other things. It helps enormously to completely change the paradigms and processes in your company from time to time.
- Relaxation. With the quoted images, you only see the 3D effect when you completely relax your eyes. This also applies to many other things: we only see the important things when we release the tension and look into the distance.
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