Building Trust Through Self-Awareness

Discover how the Johari Window builds stronger teams.

Know Yourself, Know Your Team

Great leadership starts with self-awareness. This week, we’re diving into the Johari Window, a framework that helps leaders uncover what’s “open,” “hidden,” or “unknown” about themselves in relation to their team. Moving more into the “open” quadrant—where leaders and team members share understanding—fosters trust, strengthens relationships, and aligns your team for success.

Learn practical ways to reduce blind spots, reveal hidden strengths, and build a culture of transparency and mutual respect. Ready to take a step toward deeper trust? Watch the video to start building stronger connections with your team!

In This Episode Your Team Will Learn

– Practical steps to foster transparency and trust with your team
– How feedback helps reveal blind spots and builds self-awareness
– The four quadrants of the Johari Window and their impact on team dynamics

Discussion Questions

How can feedback from your team help you become a more effective leader?
How can greater transparency within your team help reach your shared goals?
What steps could you take to reveal some “hidden” aspects of yourself to your team?

Leading with honesty and openness builds a foundation for growth—both for you and your team.

See You Next Week, The Church Staff Huddle Team