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Importance of Self Analysis
1. Self-Analysis
In order to be successful in life, one needs to carry out self-analysis which creates a
pathway for an individual to get closer to his/her own personality and repair what needs
to be amended in order to achieve success.
Two such tools of self-analysis are SWOT
analysis and Johari window...
SWOT analysis:A more business minded self-analysis..
It is a strategic planning and self-analysis method used to evaluate the strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities and threats of an individual or a business. It involves
identifying the internal and external factors that are favorable and unfavorable in
achieving an objective. This method of self-analysis requires pre-specification of
objectives to be achieved otherwise it carries the risk of being useless.
Now if I say SWOT, I must define its tools which form an integral part of this Self-
analysis, right,
2. Name of the tool Stands for Meaning
S Strengths
Individual
attributes helping
to achieve the
objectives
W Weaknesses
Individual
attributes harmful
in pursuit of
objectives
O Opportunities
External favorable
conditions
T Threats
External
unfavorable
conditions
SWOT
Identifying these four tools in your day-to-day decision making will surely help you a lot.
Trust me. This method of self-analysis requires us to:
Capitalize and make the most of our strengths
Minimize the weaknesses
Act faster than others and bank on the opportunities
Combat the threats by being alert.
3. After doing the above self-analysis, we need to match our goal with these and determine
whether the goal can be viably achieved. Once the goal seems achievable one should
translate the Self-analysis-identification to self-analysis strategy. Strategy is the most
viable way of implementing a plan towards maximum success.
We cannot change Os and Ts and hence our strategy needs to be such that we use our
strengths to the fullest and make our weaknesses immaterial in order to pursue the road
to success while maximizing our gains from incidental opportunities and minimizing the
losses from incidental threats.
For example, imagine yourself as the coach of a football team. Players will be assigned
positions according to their strengths. Obviously a keeper wouldn’t play as a striker.
Moreover, a weak opposition player will be an opportunity that the team will aim to
exploit. Like if the opposition keeper is weak, then the instructions will be to take as
much shots as possible. Similarly if the opposition striker is good, and can become a
threat, steps will be taken to mitigate it. (You might be interested in football if you've
read this example entiely....so please do read my views on Fernando
Torres.../meetsa/blog/fernando-torres-is-not-down-and-out/)
Johari Window-A more personal self-analysis method..
This is a technique of Self-analysis devised by Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham in 1955 in
the US. The subjects of self-analysis are given a list of 56 adjectives and they are
required to pick 5 or 6 of their choice that they think best describe their own personality.
Even the peers of the subject under self-analysis are required to pick up adjectives that
describe the subject and then these are mapped onto a grid.
This window actually represents the information like feelings, experience, views, skills
etc., that a person thinks he possesses and what he actually has according to others
which makes this an effective tool for self-analysis.
This window has four perspectives known as four quads or windows about self-analysis:
I. What is known by the person about him/herself and is also known by others-
the open area, free area, free self or ‘the arena’ ex,: dribbling ability of Leo messi.
II. What is unknown to the person but the others know- ‘the blind spot’ ex.:the
extent of a young messi’s footballing ability was known to Barcelona scouts but not by
messi
III. What is unknown to others but the person knows- hidden self or ‘facade’ ex:
your poetic ability if you do not share your poems.
4. IV. What is unknown to both the person and top others- ‘unknown self’
This is a diagrammatic representation of the self-analysis process of the Johari window:
Known to self Not known to self
Known to others Open Blind spot
Not known to Hidden facade Unknown
others
The size of the panes can be changed to reflect the relevant proportions of each type of
knowledge.
Today’s world truly epitomizes the phrase, ‘survival of the fittest’ and hence conducting
self-analysis has become of utmost importance in every phase of professional or
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