The Five Rules of Self-Awareness are what I have been calling myself for decades.
Every Rule has a specific purpose that I have found useful in my own life, and I use them to remind me when I am in a self-aware moment.
The Five Rules of Self-Awareness are all about awareness of the things around you. I can take a little longer than others to answer questions, and my answers are short. They are also clear, concise, and easy to remember.
I’ve found you can take a little longer than other people to answer questions about the rules of self-awareness and what they seem to be about. When you need to speak to someone or see something for yourself, it’s probably best to ask the questions that are most comfortable to you. And when you’re nervous or in pain, you can also ask them when you want to share your experience.
I like to keep my answers short and to the point, so I don’t get too long winded. It’s also important to listen to your body, not to be too self-conscious about the language you are using. That way when youre talking to someone, you can speak more freely around them.
Talking back to someone means saying whatever comes to your mind. If someone is being quiet, it means they dont want to say anything. And if someone is being anxious, it means they dont want to talk. This is because your voice becomes a second language and your body language communicates to the person you are talking to.
Being self-aware is more than thinking about what you say and do. It means understanding how you say things and how you act. In other words, you know what you are talking about.
The rules of self-awareness are pretty simple. You can’t be a self-aware person. You can’t act. You can’t speak. You can’t behave. You can only speak and act. You can only know what you understand. You can only be a person who thinks you know what you are talking about. That is because you are thinking that you are thinking about things that are important to you.