Ever wonder what it would be like to actually peer into someone's mind and see how they perceive you as you speak to them? If you're a boss, for instance, how is that employee viewing you when you nonchalantly utter, "By the way, I need your report on my desk by Friday morning." Or, as a parent, what do your kids envision when you look down wearing your sternest poker-face and declare, "No staying out till midnight - period." And what about your spouse? What kind of mental images do you conjure up in his or her mind with, "Look, I've had it with these continual arguments " Impossible to see inside someone else's head, you say? Not for author Ray DiZazzo in his unique new book, THE CLARITY FACTOR. Written in a fresh conversational style, DiZazzo uses the vivid dreamscape of finance supervisor Gloria Donovan to let us (and her) glimpse how people view her in a series of important business and personal conversations. For Gloria this "gift" of sorts is not always easy to deal with, but it certainly is an eye-opener