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Perspective is no more and no less than how you see things, your particular frame of reference. Without it, you’re flying blind.

Leadership without perspective and point of view isn’t leadership – and of course it must be your own perspective, your own point of view. You cannot borrow… someone else’s.

…an understanding of memory and self-justification leads us to a more nuanced perspective: a person doesn’t have to be lying to be wrong.

An infinite perspective frees us from fixating on what other companies are doing, which allows us to focus on a larger vision.

…to truly embrace the journey means you need to truly change your perspective, from helplessness to possibility.

Try shifting your perspective to view fear as a green light, an indicator that you’re moving tin the right direction.

Empathy is a stunning act of imaginative derring-do, the ultimate virtual reality – climbing into another’s mind to experience the world from that person’s perspective.

What criticism offers you… is an invitation to have your perspective challenged – or at least to grow by truly considering it.

A key element to ensure that people are not susceptible to relative tactics is exposure to diverse sources, perspectives, options, and considerations.

…from a consumer’s perspective, loyalty can often be an inferior input, because quality and performance can vary greatly across products by the same company.