Insight
by Tasha Eurich · Tasha Eurich
Organizational psychologist Tasha Eurich's research-based book separating internal self-awareness (knowing your values and reactions) from external self-awareness (knowing how others see you). Readers learn why introspection often misleads, and how to gather honest feedback and build both kinds of insight.
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