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Harvard professor Max Bazerman believes in the power of noticing. The Power of Noticing guides us through what happens when our focus can prevent us from seeing the critical information we need to make better decisions. Sometimes we get so focused on what is right in front of us that we miss the critical information that would help us to make better decisions. MORE
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