Emotional Intelligence > Self Awareness
Self Awareness is probably one of the most versatile skills you can learn.
What is our ‘take’ on Self Awareness?
When we think on it, it’s about making sure we are doing all we can, to help other people’s experience of us, be an enjoyable one.
We ask ourselves, “Are we doing everything in our power to make sure our actions and involvement in this situation are clear and positive?”
We use self awareness to help make sure the answer to that questions is “yes”.
The core traits
of Self Awareness?
Wisdom
Seeking to know more about yourself and putting it to use.
Honesty
Truthful about shortcomings as well as strengths.
Humility
Able to put pride to one side and accept you may need others
Self confidence
Comfortable with your self-worth and seek unfiltered feedback

Creating the
‘User Manual of Me’.
One of the best descriptions of self awareness, we think, is the ‘user manual of me’.
If we had to write a set of instructions for other people to read, before they plugged us in and used us, what would they say?
The process of defining those instructions is the growth of your self-awareness.
It looks a little like this:
