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As a Behavior Strength Coach, I’m trained to listen beneath words and observe beneath actions. Every story, whether in leadership or relationships, raises one core question for me: What behavior is shaping the outcome? That lens follows me into my quiet time. And unapologetically so, I am a God-lover and a believer. While revisiting the story of Joseph, one leadership issue stood out: blind spots. A blind spot isn’t ignorance. It’s the inability to see what others clearly exp