BIG IDEA

By becoming "feedback noticers," individuals can sharpen their awareness of others' emotions, behaviors, and situations, leading to more meaningful and impactful feedback.

LESSON GOAL

Increase positive feedback shared with others by expanding your awareness of who people are and what they do.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

1. Effective feedback requires attention to both verbal and non-verbal signals.
2. Avoid interpreting what you see prematurely; focus on describing observations rather than assigning meaning.
3. Be mindful of blind spots caused by preconceived beliefs, and actively seek alternate viewpoints to broaden understanding.
4. Regular practice of intentional observation ("noticing bursts") can improve one's ability to decode visual cues and deliver better feedback.
5. In an age of distraction, developing noticing skills fosters deeper connection, better communication, and fearless feedback delivery.

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