There is psychological tool I was recently introduced to called the Johari Window.
The exercise is enlightening, and it initially asks you choose five or six words from a preset list that you feel describe your perception of yourself.
Then it asks you to refer your friends to the same exercise. The Johari Window allows you to see the difference between your perceptions of your "self" and how others see you.
Take a minute if you would like, describe me with their words. If you decide to try the exercise, let me know and I will be happy to reciprocate. I don't mind if you view my results, but I would like to ask that you don't look at the results before you choose your words, I just think it would be better that way.
The exercise is enlightening, and it initially asks you choose five or six words from a preset list that you feel describe your perception of yourself.
Then it asks you to refer your friends to the same exercise. The Johari Window allows you to see the difference between your perceptions of your "self" and how others see you.
Take a minute if you would like, describe me with their words. If you decide to try the exercise, let me know and I will be happy to reciprocate. I don't mind if you view my results, but I would like to ask that you don't look at the results before you choose your words, I just think it would be better that way.
This is the link to my Jahari Window:
http://kevan.org/johari?name=finijo
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Part Two: The Nohari
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