In this episode, Caleb talks with Dr. Tasha Eurich about how to become more self-aware, why self-awareness matters more than you think, how to deal with delusional people, and more.

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Self-awareness is the will and the skill to know who you are and how others see you.

Two Types of Self-Awareness

It's way easier to talk about how unself-aware others are than to become more self-aware ourselves.

There is no positive outcome that self-awareness doesn't put into motion.

95% of us believe we are self-aware, but only 10-15% actually are.

The barriers to self-awareness.

It's always better to focus your energy on building your self-awareness and success than it is to try to make other people more self-aware.

How to become internally self-aware

How to become externally self-aware

How to become more self-aware as a team

How to deal with a delusional person

Don't assume that the more you learn, the less there is for you to know.

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