Why improving self awareness will make you a better leader – leading others is all about relationships. When you have a great and honest relationship with yourself, you are much better placed to have similar relationships with others. 

Better relationships increase trust, teamwork, motivation, enjoyment … in a work context the list is long. Increase all these elements and you get significantly increased team performance, and in turn company performance. 

There is a lot at stake. We start with what is self awareness? I pose a ton of questions for how to improve your self awareness and get you thinking about what steps you can take today.
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Why self awareness is important at work?  Becoming a good manager and leader is a personal journey as much as a professional journey. How well we know ourselves and can manage ourselves, in my view, is directly related to how well we can manage other. Being more self aware is an essential step to self improvement and personal development. Become a better leader at work by first leading yourself better.

There has been a lot in the business press in recent years about self awareness and emotional intelligence for very good reason. A lack of self awareness is a huge blocker or barrier to good management of others. Increasing the performance of any team through better management (rather than changing the team members) is an incredibly valuable skillset and delivers hundreds of thousands plus of extra value to companies.

I pose a ton of questions for you to consider answering to yourself about what is self awareness and why is it important in a leadership context.

I then explain why it is so incredibly valuable for you to put in the effort and time to become more self ware, to learn more about who you are, what you want and what makes you tick. 

Be a better leader at work. Work on know more about yourself.

If you have any questions on “What Is Self-Awareness And Why Improving It Will Make You A Better Leader”, please email me at [email protected] and I will get back to you. 

Jess Coles
Enhance.training