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Self-awareness: How We Know about Ourselves?

Self awareness is a complex finding that is based on two different, sometimes contradicting sources for this awareness. The first is the "self" itself. One knows about him/herself mainly through his own perspective about him/herself.

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Self-awareness: How We Know about Ourselves?

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  1. SELF- AWARENESS: How We Know about Ourselves? HTTPS://LIFO.BCONGLOBAL.COM/

  2. Self awareness is a complex finding that is based on two different, awareness. The first is the "self" itself. One knows about him/herself mainly through his own perspective about him/herself. sometimes contradicting sources for this While this is considered as a kind of subjective source for self awareness, as it implies some of biases that may deviate a lot of our understanding. The second source is the other people around. Self-awareness isn’t one truth. It’s a delicate balance of two distinct, even competing, viewpoints. This creates two types of self-awareness. Types of self-awareness: Internal self-awareness Internal self-awareness, represents how clearly we see our own values, passions, aspirations, fit with our environment, reactions (including thoughts, feelings, behaviors, strengths, and weaknesses), and impact on others. External self-awareness External self-awareness: means understanding how other people view us, in terms of those same factors listed above It’s easy to assume that being high on one type of awareness would mean being high on the other. But research has found virtually no relationship between them. As a result, we identify four leadership archetypes, each with a different set of opportunities to improve.

  3. Types of self-awareness: Low External Self Awareness High External Self Awareness Introspectors: Aware: They are clear on who they are but don’t challenge their own views or search for blind spots by getting feedback from others. This can harm their relationships and limit their success. They know who they are, what they want to accomplish, and seek out and value others’ opinions. This is where employees begin to fully realize the true benefits of self-awareness. Low External Self Awareness Introspectors: Introspectors: They don’t yet know who they are, what they stand for, or how their teams see them. As a result, they might feel stuck or frustrated with their performance and relationships. They can be so focused on appearing a certain way to others that they could be overlooking what matters to them. Over time, they tend to make choices that aren’t in service of their own success and fulfillment. High External Self Awareness

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