47  What Is Your Blind Spot?

21 Mar 2025 | Collaboration, Confidence, Leadership, Self awareness

Emma Strack

Emma spent ~20 years as a Global Restructuring Accountant at KPMG, working in the UK, Canada, the US, and Australia. Now an Executive Performance Strategist & Internationally Accredited Executive Coach, she helps leaders around the world decode how they best think, operate, & lead - using science, not guesswork. The result? Sharper thinking. Faster decisions. Stronger leadership.

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47  What Is Your Blind Spot?

Even the most successful leaders have blind spots. These are the unseen habits, biases, or gaps in self-awareness that limit your effectiveness.

They aren’t weaknesses, they’re opportunities for growth.

➡️ Why Blind Spots Matter

As a leader, you set the tone for your team. A blind spot can mean missed opportunities, miscommunication, and disengaged employees.

➡️ How to Identify Yours

  1. Seek honest feedback from trusted peers.
  2. Pay attention to recurring challenges. Are any patterns holding you back?
  3. Increase self-awareness with tools like cognitive preference analysis and strengths-based coaching (both proactively integrated into my coaching, 👉🏼 ask me about them).

➡️ Turn Awareness Into Action

Once you spot a gap, you can adjust. Small changes in how you communicate, make decisions, or delegate can have a huge impact.

Great leadership isn’t about knowing everything, it’s about being smart enough to continuously learn and adapt.

👉🏼  Ready to find out what you might be missing?
👉🏼  Contact me for a Free Intro Call to explore how self-awareness can take your leadership to the next level.

💡 Exceptional results aren’t guessed – they’re engineered.
Lead with your strengths. Align how you operate. Use science to drive strategy.

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Created for inspiration and reflection only. Not advice.