Self$-$awareness involves understanding who you are and what you stand for. In order to be self$-$aware you need to spend time pondering your personal vision, values, needs, tendencies, skills, and deficiencies. This activity is important because self$-$awareness will enhance your ability to lead and to surround yourself with people who complement your own leadership deficiencies.

The goal of this activity is to challenge your knowledge of the actions you can take to become more self$-$aware.

Listed below are scenarios of people engaging in actions to become more selfaware. Select the action to become more self$-$aware that each description best exemplifies. If an action describes someone failing to become more selfaware, select "Failing to become more self$-$aware."

Each time Rodney has the urge to buy something he wants $($but doesn't need$),$ he makes a note of the item in a list on his iPhone. Periodically, he reviews his list and gets a good perspective on the things he'd really like to spend his money on versus those that would have been impulsive and regrettable purchases.