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Self-awareness is a super skill that influences how we show up for ourselves, for our work, and for the people who matter most. And yet, the research here might surprise you.

Self-awareness is the ability to understand your own thoughts, behaviors, and actions. You can cultivate it by practicing mindfulness meditation and asking for feedback from your circle.

Self-awareness means understanding that all emotions, even the uncomfortable ones, have a role to play in our personal growth. Real growth involves embracing these emotions, not hiding from them.

Emotional self-awareness is not about pointing the finger at each other but about understanding what is happening in your hearts, so that you can show more clarity and empathy in your marriage.

But nurturing self-awareness isn’t a quick fix. It’s an ongoing journey, where you will experience phases, based on people and events you’re exposed to over time.

Self-awareness is the ability to recognize and understand your emotions, thoughts, and behaviors—and to see how they influence your decisions, relationships, and leadership style.