
09/17/2025
Most people believe they’re self-aware.
Research shows only about 10–15% truly are.
Self-awareness isn’t just “knowing yourself.” It’s a skill—a daily practice—that shapes everything else: your emotions, your choices, your relationships, and your health.
When you pause long enough to notice what’s happening inside you—your body, your emotions, your thoughts—you create space to respond instead of react. That space is where resilience grows, where patterns shift, and where clarity emerges.
This month, I’m exploring why self-awareness is the foundation of emotional health and how you can begin building it right now.
👉 Read the full post: Why Is Self-Awareness Important for Emotional Health?
Most people believe they are self-aware. In reality, research by organizational psychologist Tasha Eurich shows that while 95% of people think they’re self-aware, only about 10–15% actually are. This gap matters—because self-awareness is more than just “knowing yourself.” It is the foun...