Summary:
The book emphasizes the importance of observation and awareness in leadership, advocating for a more vigilant approach to decision-making that goes beyond the obvious information to notice subtle cues and overlooked details. It provides strategies for leaders to expand their field of vision to identify risks and opportunities, prevent ethical lapses, and improve organizational outcomes.
Key points:
1. Develop sharp observation skills to spot details others miss, enhancing decision-making by being vigilant and curious.
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