How Self-Aware Are You? Take This Quiz & Find Out! by Kelli Porcaro

Whether you are at home or at work, self-awareness helps you establish and maintain healthy relationships and be more effective throughout the day. If you find yourself saying any of these things, then you probably need more self-awareness.

• "That wasn’t my intention!"
• "I was just trying to help." 
• "What is her problem?" 
• "I don’t know why I said that!" 
• "I don’t know why you would react like that?" 
• "That’s not what I said!" 
• "I had no idea that I do that!"
• "I was just joking!"

Self-awareness has many benefits, and the first step in developing it is to recognize you need it! Enlist a friend that you trust and respect, and ask them to help you see your blind spots. You might be surprised at what they reveal.

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