Allow others to know you
We all fear of the unknown. Isn't it. Recall the first day of your exam. Weren't you afraid to take the exam? Yes, you were. But then you took a deep breath, calmed yourselves, and assured yourselves that everything would be fine, and you took the test. You fought your fear and made your way straight forward. This first step had rewarding results. You found that your preparation for the examinations was quite good, and you know the majority of the answers. Had you not taken this first step and listened to the fear that stood in front of you like a wall, you would have been unaware of all the capabilities you had within yourselves. This reminds me of Johari's window. It occupies four corners of the square. So there are things that we also know and that others also know. This section makes us transparent to others. Then there are sections that we don't know but others know, which gives others the upper hand over ourselves. Then there are some sections we prefer to k