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The key not only your ability to succeed, but also to our ability to work effectively with others.

Understanding Oneself

Starting point for effectiveness at work. It will guide you in developing your potentials and overcome weaknessess.

Self-Awareness

Knowing your motivation, preferences, personality and understanding how this factors influence your judgement, decisions, and interactions with other people.


Self

According to him self awareness is "to lead or to attempt to lead without first having knowledge of self is foolhardy and sure to bring disaster and defeat.”

Machiavelli

requires people to examine themselves as an object in an experience or event.

Self-Analysis

is the way in which we conduct ourselves the way in which we act.


Behavior

the drive to pursue one action over another.

Motivation

the way you process the various inputs received by the brain.

Modes of Thinking

the way in which you communicate and share ideas, opinions and feelings with others.

Modes of Interacting

the course of action you apply in a given situation.

Modes of Acting

Who created Johari Window of the Self?

Joseph Luft and Harry Ingram

Refers to all the information, behaviors, attitudes, feelings, desires, motivations, ideas and others that you know about yourself and others also know about you.

The Open Self

Refers to all information about yourself that others know but you are unaware of.

The Blind Self

Refers to the things we but do not reveal to others or kept hidden.

The hidden self

Refers to the part of yourself about which neither you nor others know like certain motives or behaviors.

The Unknown Self