“Every client we work with, we ask them to categorize their red zone behaviors because there's a simple principle in adult development. You can't overcome what you can't name or see.”

Kat Thompson, Zest · The Secret Life of Great Leaders · Heroic Leaders Can’t Save the Day Alone

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Ask every client to categorize their red zone behaviors

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