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Episode 133: The Johari Window: What Others See That You Don't
Today's episode teaches the Johari Window, the two-by-two model of self-awareness developed by psychologists Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham in nineteen fifty-five. The focus is on the blind spot pane — the part of you that others see clearly and you genuinely cannot — and how feedback, received without defensiveness, is the one tool that shrinks it. Today's small action: ask one person who sees you regularly to name one thing you do that gets in your own way, and stay quiet long enough to actually hear the answer. Key Topics: Johari Window, blind spots, self-honesty, self-awareness, feedback…
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