- I slow way down.
- I turn my lights on.
- I grab the steering wheel with both hands.
- I tense up.
- I sit up straight or lean forward.
- I turn the radio off so I can hear better.
This is how people react to the fear of not being able to see far enough ahead to feel safe. This gives us good parallels to noticing if our team's vision is foggy: Our teams become more careful than usual, they search for clarifying answers more frequently, and they seem to tense up. Helping them clarify the vision helps to lift the fog.
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I live in NE and my first car didnt have a working defroster. I would drive in bumper to bumper traffic for 1/2 a mile looking looking through a 1 inch slit and sticking my head out the window.
Most people don't have a problem operating at mentally reduced capacity :)
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