 Four basic contributors to self-awareness: 1.Who we think we are 2.Who we would like to be 3.Who others think we are 4.Who we would not like to be.

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 Four basic contributors to self-awareness: 1.Who we think we are 2.Who we would like to be 3.Who others think we are 4.Who we would not like to be

 Integrity › Trustworthy › Loyal › Respectful  Compassion  Thoughtfulness  Kindness  Attitude › Enthusiasm › Helpfulness › Optimism  Respectful Appearance › Appropriate to the situation A respectful appearance  beauty or brand-name clothing

 Attitude › Meanness › Laziness › Pessimism  Impatience  Disrespectful Appearance › Inappropriate to the situation  Deceitfulness › Dishonest › Disloyal › Disrespectful  Greediness  Impoliteness  Intolerance  Apathy

PositiveNegative Smile and handshakeScowl Eye ContactStare Use person’s nameMumble Listen Attentively

DO DON’T  Have an open mind  Look for obvious characteristics › Lies › Exaggerations  Look for subtle characteristics › Body language › Attitude › How they treat others  Jump to conclusions  Base opinions on cultural differences  Be too trusting of strangers  “Leap before you look”  Challenge for the sake of challenging