This article outlines strategies to help reframe your thinking as a leader: choosing curiosity over knowing, loosening your own lens, discovering multiple lenses and widening your lens. The authors also discuss the benefits of reframing including increased workforce production, reduced conflict, improved communication, and more innovative ideas.
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