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Printable Johari Window PDF (Patreon)

Published:
2026-04-11 14:20:48
Edited:
2026-04-11 17:40:27
Imported:
2026-09

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This PDF accompanies the latest video, which can be seen here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/what-other-are-155354876

Thank you for visiting the Smarter Every Day Patreon page. You're clearly an intelligent, curious person who wants to be more self aware... which means you're AWESOME! If you'd interested in supporting I'd invite you to consider that. If not, no big deal! I'm glad you've taken the time to drop in. PDF is attached below!

Regards,

Destin

Comments

Timothy T.

Im out of the loop but destin sends me something I click on it :)

Lizzie R Mark

Thanks, Destin and Team SED. 🙂

Dwight Bawcom

I deeply appreciate the lessons I learned from your video on the Johari Window. As you stated, there are many methods of moving further into the "unknown" window. I think reading books by reputable authors, both fiction and non-fiction, is one of those tools.

Andy Andrews

Destin, are you planning on doing an Artemis II debrief? I saw your NASA speech and was wondering if they followed your recommendations.

Fernando Noordam

You could say the "unknown" quadrant are the lies others believed and trusted and told others (thinking you would know or accept). So you can expand into that quadrant by behind honest. Thus, it works the same as what others know about you and you didn't know about yourself, except others "misunderstood", "misguessed", "went a step to far" ... etc.

Trey Smith

Thanks Destin. Great information and thought process. The KiwiCo rocket was awesome.

Jeff James

Great video Destin! I feel like one of the ways you move to the unknowns is self reflection. I work with people in difficult situations and I find that a lot of them share one trait, a lack of self reflection. If you've never seen the Yes Theory channel on YT, you should binge their videos. A lot of their content shows what happens when they try to be social with complete strangers, especially in different cultures. Anyways, I appreciate you and I'm happy to support the work you do!

James Carroll

I'm familiar with Johari's window, but not in that kind of detail. Something I didn't know, that I didn’t know! I'll watch the video tonight.

Mike Oertli

Really interesting video and topic, Destin! When you were talking about expanding into the “unknown unknowns” square, my first thought was that you were going to talk about leaving your comfort zone and having unique experiences. This might be something like volunteering in a region with an entirely different culture or some other form of “exploration” by having experiences that reveal (to you or about you to others) things that were not previously known. Either way, it gives me a lot to think about and will result in some fun family conversations. As aways, thank you for sharing (and for being willing to demonstrate the vulnerability 🙂).

Brad Hallisey

Known to Self/Others - I've used this grid in engineering for risk analysis. Not Known to Self/Known to Others - Useful outside of engineering. Not Known to Others/Known to Self - I'm not religious. Younger self, I was openly hostile to it. Destin is the only person to have made me question this position. Not Known - Only Mulder knows.

Robin Handelman

Destin, Watching the Johari Window video, I was impressed by the fact that you are very unaware that you have a one way mirror pointed toward you at all times. There are many people that know you better than you know yourself just by the virtue of your videos being one way. (That may explain the non-"strangers" coming up to you). Even just opening up to a bidirectional podcast can change that for you and get you into greater understanding of your ability to communicate with others on deeper levels than you can even imagine. Maybe appearing on someone else's podcast to answer questions. Just a thought to expand your Johari Window, (Life's journey). All that said, We should talk, when we both get a moment, about manufacturing in the United States. We have VERY similar backgrounds in many areas.

Dave Ryan

Destin, I am a leader in a new political party called Forward. Our Colorado Forward team, like the national movement, is focused on building a better democracy. We are building momentum, but the team is skewed toward older voters, and we struggle to find a relationship message that resonates with younger voters. As older folks, we have the time to work on this project, but younger folks and their children have the greatest stake in building a healthier democracy. One of your blind spots, even though you are younger than I am, is what Daylan Woodall referred to as the current culture being more transactional. That is an eyebrow-raising moment for me, and I need to bring it to my older peeps. Thank you!