Jo-hari windows are techniques for self-evaluation and understanding one's relationships with others. The windows have four sections - Arena, Façade, Blind Spot, and Unknown - that help evaluate skills, abilities, thoughts, and behaviors to better accomplish goals. Using Jo-hari windows involves revealing oneself, seeking feedback, and setting limits to develop clear understanding and effectively reach what one values.

1. SELF-EVALUATION
USING JO-HARI
WINDOW

2.  Jo-hari windows are techniques to be
aware of the people and their relationship
with themselves.
 We live with a purpose to reach at our
goals and to evaluate ourselves Jo-hari
windows works best to describe ourselves.
 We are completely aware of our skills and
abilities and we will become more effective
and productive as our interactions and
communications with those around us.

3.  The more open and straightforward we
are in our thoughts, our communications
and our behaviors, will have a clear
understanding around what it is that we
value, what we are trying to accomplish
and therefore will actually have the ability
to help ourselves reach, where we want to
go.

4. Charles Handy.
 According to Charles Handy Jo-hari
windows have 4 rooms i.e.: Arena, façade,
blind spot, unknown; which helps in
evaluating our own selves through distinct
processes.
 To self evaluate our self using Jo-hari
windows, we need to reveal ourselves,
seek feedback, and set limits.