Say the phrase “get a clue” to most people and they quickly think of it almost as an insult.

When some people hear the phrase “get a clue,” they usually think of getting a sense of what’s going on in their environment.

Others, on the other hand, picture loved ones or associates who lack empathy to comprehend them. Like a parent who doesn’t understand their teen, a spouse who doesn’t comprehend their partner or a leader who doesn’t understand the people they lead.

When I hear the phrase “get a clue”, I envision the opportunity for exploration! Exploring to understand what one can’t even articulate at a given moment on their own behalf.

Here are some thoughts about the phrase “get a clue” as it applies to leaving an enduring legacy, especially if you’re eager to gain a good balance between connecting with loved ones, business, and your passions:

• When you explore to understand the other person, you 10x your ability to learn the people around you.
• In your leadership, you respectfully pull them towards you or a purpose as opposed to naggingly pushing them away.
• Most importantly you also expand your awareness of yourself.
• Everyone gets the opportunity to grow and win.

The big takeaway

You have to be conscious of your potential connection to your community. That is such an important factor when it comes to communication.

Here’s how we all can make this a reality -

• Inquire kindly about the problems the person or persons you have influence with are dealing with.
• Ask them about their areas of passion.
• Ask them what their needs and wants are.
• Ask ask ask them, how can you help them get to their destination?
• Make sure that you’re sincere in your exploration.

Sincere communication is one of the hardest skills to acquire. With it, however, you can build a solid community that can impact the world!

By the way, if you really want to get a good balance between connecting with loved ones, business, and your passions, sign up for a FREE discovery call with me to get pointed in the right direction! Check it out here www.CarlAlleyne.com