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360° IMPACT UNFILTERED A Blog That Makes You Think

Human behavior is fascinating. Especially when it's ours.

Welcome to 360° IMPACT Unfiltered, where we take an unapologetically honest look at the fascinating, frustrating, and occasionally ridiculous ways humans think, behave, and justify the things we do. From the excuses we dress up as logic to the habits we swear we'll change on Monday, expect sharp observations, a healthy dose of humor, neuroscience made simple, and practical tools to help you recognize your patterns, challenge your assumptions, and grow without taking yourself quite so seriously.

Because sometimes the biggest obstacle to our growth is the story we're really good at telling ourselves. And our brains can be surprisingly convincing storytellers.

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Why That One Moment Still Lives Rent-Free in Your Head

Isn't it interesting how you can forget what you had for dinner three nights ago, but remember something someone said to you ten years ago? Not just the words. The tone. The look on their face. Where you were standing. Sometimes even what you were wearing. And here's the annoying part: you probably remember something hurtful far more vividly than the seventeen nice things that person said before or after it. Wonderful. Thanks, brain. But there's actually something fascinating

Michele Kline

1 day ago5 min read

But They Should Already Know

Have you ever found yourself thinking, "I shouldn't have to say anything. They should already know." Maybe you've been working incredibly hard and wondering why nobody seems to notice. Maybe you've been showing up for someone consistently and feel unappreciated. Maybe you've been hoping for an opportunity, but nobody has thought to offer it to you. Or perhaps you've been waiting for someone to recognize that you're ready for more. After all, you've put in the effort. You've d

Michele Kline

Oct 236 min read

When Leadership Makes You Question Yourself.

I’ve been there. A new leader walks in. You’ve been solid for years. You know your job. You’ve built trust. You have the results and the track record to back it up. Then little things start happening. “Are you sure that’s what we agreed on?” “I don’t remember saying that.” “That’s not how I see it.” Once? Fine. People remember things differently. Conversations get messy. Miscommunication happens. But then it happens again. And again. Nothing loud. Nothing dramatic. Nothing yo

Michele Kline

Oct 94 min read