This collection uses the Johari Window as a practical framework for expanding self-awareness through feedback, self-disclosure, and blind spot discovery. The programme includes micro lessons, feedback-gathering exercises, reflection sequences, and disclosure experiments.
The programme covers four areas:
The Open Area — What's known to you and others. Expanding this area through deliberate sharing and feedback-seeking, and understanding why a larger open area builds trust and reduces misunderstanding.
The Blind Spot — What others see but you don't. Structured approaches to discovering your blind spots through feedback, including how to ask, how to receive, and how to act on what you learn.
The Hidden Area — What you know but others don't. The role of appropriate self-disclosure in building trust and authenticity, and understanding what holds you back from sharing.
The Unknown Area — What neither you nor others have discovered yet. Using new experiences, reflection, and experimentation to uncover patterns and capabilities you didn't know you had.