238. Start With “What” to Create Clarity w/ Ann Latham
The power of clarity represents your greatest untapped opportunity for achieving greater results with increased confidence and commitment — this is the message of today’s guest in her book, The Power of Clarity. She’s also the author of Uncommon Meetings, The Disconnect Principle, and The Clarity Papers. This episode features Ann Latham, President of Uncommon Clarity. She’s on a mission to fight the disclarity that erodes our productivity and performance and that of our team members. As President of Uncommon Clarity, she’s helped clients in more than 40 industries from large corporations like Boeing and Medtronic to nonprofits like PBS and the United Way. In this episode, Ann and Ethan discuss:
Why the emotional component of customer experience is so important
How clarity factors into a positive or negative customer experience
What is a specific definition of clarity and dis-clarity?
How cognitive load specific movements can help boost productivity
How specificity, process, focus and clarity work together
Check out Ann’s Books here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Ann-Latham/author/B004VSGMT0?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
https://disconnectprinciple.com/
https://annlatham.com/
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238. Start With “What” to Create Clarity w/ Ann Latham
The power of clarity represents your greatest untapped opportunity for achieving greater results with increased confidence and commitment — this is the message of today’s guest in her book, The Power of Clarity. She’s also the author of Uncommon Meetings, The Disconnect Principle, and The Clarity Papers. This episode features Ann Latham, President of Uncommon Clarity. She’s on a mission to fight the disclarity that erodes our productivity and performance and that of our team members. As President of Uncommon Clarity, she’s helped clients in more than 40 industries from large corporations like Boeing and Medtronic to nonprofits like PBS and the United Way. In this episode, Ann and Ethan discuss:
Why the emotional component of customer experience is so important
How clarity factors into a positive or negative customer experience
What is a specific definition of clarity and dis-clarity?
How cognitive load specific movements can help boost productivity
How specificity, process, focus and clarity work together
Check out Ann’s Books here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Ann-Latham/author/B004VSGMT0?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
https://disconnectprinciple.com/
https://annlatham.com/
Subscribe, listen, and rate/review the Customer Experience Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, or Google Podcasts, and find more episodes on our blog.