The Social Awareness Definition You Need to Know To Be Socially Aware

There are three competencies that are to be developed to grow one’s social awareness skills:

• Empathy: Being able to feel what others feel.
• Organizational awareness: Being aware of relationships, attitudes, and politics of a group.
• Service orientation: Responding to the needs of the situation.

To know others, first, you must know yourself.

Expand your self-awareness and observe your response mechanism, trigger points and social behavior. This will also help you expand your consciousness in the long run.

See how people react to your words and your mannerisms. You may have to fine-tune your listening skills and get a glimpse of the emotional states of other people, by understanding what isn’t being said.

A regular meditation practice calms you and connects you to your surroundings, muting your inner noise. You then become better at observing yourself and those around you.

Life is short. Practice quick forgiveness and move on. Holding a grudge will only slow you down. 

Forgiving others frees your mind and makes it agile, not easily triggered by current situations that point towards any painful memories of the past.

Practicing affirmations (positive self-talk) and self-hypnosis removes our internal blocks and heals us from the inside while aligning the outside circumstances in our favor.