Hello and welcome back to Franklin Covey's on leadership series.

My name is Scott Miller and I serve each week as your interviewer and host our discussion

today is with the famed organizational psychologist in New York Times best-selling author, Tasha

Ulrich, whose recent book Insight the Surprising Truth about how others see us, how we see

ourselves, and why the answers matter more than you think, Tasha, welcome to on leadership.

Thank you, Scott.

It's so great to be here.

So Tasha, I have to tell our listeners and viewers.

You were actually scheduled to be interviewed about three weeks ago.

Your book came across my social feed, not typically how I pick one of the 52 interviews

for what is now the world's largest weekly leadership podcast, but the topic is something

I've been passionate about for 25 years and I always try to read the book cover to cover.

And the fact of the matter is between you and I that I'll now share, I actually postponed

your interview and called you because I was so engrossed in your book I wanted to kind

of do it justice and read it all.

So thank you for your patience and graciousness to come back on today's interview.

I really cannot wait to see how poorly self-aware I am, which I'm sure is the case.

You're in the same boat as all of us, so you're not alone, don't worry.

I think that's right.

And I have to give owed, and tribute to this gorgeous background you've got.

We've got rivaling bookcases and I see just to your left, a copy of Dr. Covey's iconic

eighth habit book, kind of straddling the blue and purple space there.

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