Aristotle said it best:
“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.”
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The biggest leadership blind spot?
Lack of self-awareness:
The best leaders aren’t the loudest –
They’re the most self-aware:
Self-aware leaders are 32% more
likely to make better decisions.
(Source: Harvard Business Review)
Most leaders know their strengths,
but struggle to see their weaknesses.
Without self-awareness, they miss out
on opportunities for growth and connection.
Ask yourself these questions:
1. How often have you misunderstood a situation
because you weren’t aware of how you came across?
2. How many times have you repeated the same
mistakes, not realizing what’s holding you back?
Here’s how to develop self-awareness:
• Daily self-reflection
• Use the 5-Why technique
• Keep a self-awareness journal
• Create personal values statements
• Conduct a personal SWOT
• Practice mindfulness
• Active listening
Self-awareness opens the door to growth.
When you know your blind spots –
You can work on them.
When you understand how others see you –
You can build stronger relationships.