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Every decision we make, every conversation we have, every signal we send passes through another person's unique wiring. What eventually lands on the other side is filtered through who they are, not who we are. That is the interpretation layer.
That is why the gap between the signal we intend to send and what is received can be so wide. And it shapes more than most of us realize.
In this episode, Leslie Ferry makes The Wiring Gap™ concrete. Not as a concept, but as something you will recognize from your own experience. Three of the most common places it shows up: how we make decisions, how we respond to tension, and how we communicate. In each one, the gap has nothing to do with bad intentions. It has everything to do with wiring.
In this episode:
The thinking in these episodes is designed to provoke a question. Zandra is built to help you answer it — personally, in the context of your own work: zandra.app
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Every decision we make, every conversation we have, every signal we send passes through another person's unique wiring. What eventually lands on the other side is filtered through who they are, not who we are. That is the interpretation layer.
That is why the gap between the signal we intend to send and what is received can be so wide. And it shapes more than most of us realize.
In this episode, Leslie Ferry makes The Wiring Gap™ concrete. Not as a concept, but as something you will recognize from your own experience. Three of the most common places it shows up: how we make decisions, how we respond to tension, and how we communicate. In each one, the gap has nothing to do with bad intentions. It has everything to do with wiring.
In this episode:
The thinking in these episodes is designed to provoke a question. Zandra is built to help you answer it — personally, in the context of your own work: zandra.app