Self Awareness Mini Course/Assessment

Self awareness is the ability to recognize your thoughts, emotions, motivations, strengths, weaknesses, patterns and the impact you have on others. 

Why is Self Awareness Important?

Self awareness is an important step towards identity clarity on the self discovery journey.

There are varying degrees of self awareness and identity clarity. The self awareness gradient below helps us track where we are in identity clarity.

Oblivious-Aware-Alert-Active

The Oblivious state is when you don’t know who you are, you are not aware of your thoughts patterns, emotions, motivations, strengths, weaknesses, patterns and the impact you have on others.

The Aware state is when  you have come to understand your identity, it’s characterised by a consciousness of the value you have to offer.

The Alert state is when you actively track your subconscious operating system, you can articulate your vision, are fully convinced that you have something of value to offer and ready to deploy your strengths and skills to contribute to your world.

The Active state is when you are functioning in taking visionary steps and are committed to actively and consistently delivering value in the form of solutions that make visible impact.

Self Discovery Assessment

Self Discovery Assessment

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Your Name
Your Email (for peer response)
Open Self
I connect ideas from different areas to see patterns others miss.
People describe me as insightful or observant.
I enjoy analyzing problems until I find what truly works.
I easily sense how people feel and adjust how I relate.
I try to make others feel seen and valued.
People trust me enough to open up.
I’m most motivated when I see clear purpose in my tasks.
I’m persistent even when things get tough.
I thrive on setting and reaching goals.
I have a clear sense of what matters most to me.
My actions usually reflect my deeper values.
I often seek meaning in my work or relationships.
Hidden Self
What thoughts or ideas do you rarely share?
What feelings or needs do you often hide?
What fears or inner pressures drive you?
What beliefs or values do you rarely share?
Blind Self (Your View)
I tend to over-analyze.
I sometimes appear distant.
Others see me as more competitive than I think.
Others say I have strong principles.

    Step 1: Open Self (Known to You & Known to Others)

    Select the traits that best describe you:

    (You may choose multiple)

    Cognitive Traits

    Relational Traits

    Action Traits

    Inner Compass Traits

    Now rank your Top 5 Traits (Most Important First):

    Step 2: Hidden Self (Known to You, Not to Others)

    What is one trait or strength you sense in yourself but rarely show others?

    How strongly do you feel this is part of your identity? (1 = Weak • 5 = Strong)

    Why do you keep this private?

    Step 3: Blind Self (Known to Others, Not to You)

    Which of these statements feels most familiar?

    Which possible blind spot do you suspect you might have?

    Step 4: Unknown Self (Not Known to You or Others)

    Think of a time you surprised yourself. Briefly describe it:

    Which of these “stretch” areas feels most intriguing to you?

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