Open Quadrant (known to self and others)

For example:

• Hobbies and interests: You love painting and have shared this with your friends and family.
• Communication style: You're aware that you're a direct communicator and so are the people you interact with regularly.
• Work ethic: Both you and your colleagues know that you're a hard worker and always meet deadlines.

Hidden Quadrant (known to self, unknown to others)

For example:

• Personal struggles: You're experiencing anxiety, but you haven't shared this with anyone.
• Dreams and aspirations: You secretly want to write a novel, but you haven't told anyone about this goal.
• Past experiences: You had a challenging childhood, but you haven't opened up about it to others.

Blind Quadrant (unknown to self, known to others)

For example:

• Speaking habits: You're unaware that you tend to interrupt others during conversations, but your friends have noticed.
• Emotional reactions: You don't realize that you become defensive when receiving criticism, but your colleagues have observed this behavior.
• Leadership style: You may not see yourself as a natural leader, but your team members recognise your leadership qualities.

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 For example:

• Hidden talents: You might have a natural aptitude for playing a musical instrument, but you've never tried and nobody knows about it.
• Unexplored interests: You could have a passion for archaeology, but you haven't been exposed to the field and no one is aware of this potential interest.
• Undiscovered beliefs and values: There might be social or political issues that you would feel strongly about if you knew more about them, but neither you nor others have recognised this yet.