A young person reflecting beside a colourful four-pane window

The Johari Window, made human

See yourself from a different point of view.

You know things about yourself. Other people notice things too. The Johari Window puts those two views together so you can learn, talk and grow.

The idea in plain English

You see one side of yourself. Other people see another.

Johari Reflections brings those two views together. The overlap can confirm what you already know; the differences can reveal strengths, habits or qualities you had not noticed.

There are no right answers and no score to beat. This is a starting point for honest reflection and better conversations.

Your view

How you describe yourself

Their view

What other people notice

Together, they form your Johari Window

Choose your setting

What would you like to understand better?

The same reflection can focus on the relationships in your personal life or how you show up at work.

Personal reflection

Ask friends and family what warmth, character and qualities they see in you.

Work reflection

Ask colleagues how your strengths, communication and presence affect the people around you.

Next: the process

Ten words from you. Ten words from people you trust. One clearer picture.

See how it works

Ready when you are

Ask for honest feedback. Learn something useful about yourself.

Create your window