Motivational books will always say, “knowing your strengths and working on them will always make your decisions sounder”.
The question here is, how can someone start a journey to this self-awareness?
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Motivational books will always say, “knowing your strengths and working on them will always make your decisions sounder”.
The question here is, how can someone start a journey to this self-awareness?
Self-Awareness
What are you pretending not to know? This was perhaps the most powerful question that has been answered by @bengleib). The answer clearly states that “all possibilities open up when we stop deceiving ourselves.”
Why don’t you do the things you know you should be doing? Life isn’t about figuring out what to do. The real challenge is (not so) simply doing the things we know we should be doing.
What are your values and are you being true to them? Write down the 3 most important aspects of each of these areas: family, romantic relationships, friends, work, health, sex and spirituality. These are your values. When we don’t act congruently with what we value, symptoms of discomfort arise.
In what ways are you being perceived, that you’re not aware of? Perception is reality. Make sure, for better or worse, you know what people think of you.
What don’t you know, that you don’t know? It’s always the obstacles that we don’t even see coming that are the biggest challenges in life. Get in the habit of asking people that have been there and done it before for guidance
According to Jason Nasir, being able to answer these big questions will make a big impact on your life.
I hope my response helps you out Dee20