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October 1, 2008     Sometimes it is very hard for us to have a good perspective our ourselves.  While taking various psychology classes this is one of the concepts we were given to explain various aspects of ourselves.  How we see the world, and in turn how the world sees us.

A Peek Through Carlon’s Window Sounding more like a band from the Carolina mountains than the Garden State, Ropeadope’s latest indie offering Carlon doesn’t hesitate to take hints from the south’s folky Americana past. Their haunting reverb-soaked harmonies have a whisky-fueled energy that swells to a swaying pulse on debut LP Johari Window.

The Johari Window is an important “quadrant” model named after it’s two inventors, Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham (”Jo-Hari”). Personally, I’ve found it to be the most useful “window” of opportunity to analyze the fascinating process of human interaction, especially in business interactions between Entrepreneurs and their prospects or customers.

Harmony Central: Carlon Coos and Crows On Ropeadope Debut Meet Carlon, the secret treasure of New Jersey, recently scooped up by Ropeadope Digital, the lucky ducks who’ll get to issue the twangy indie quartet’s debut full-length, Johari Window , on September 30th.

Former President Bill Clinton has been in Africa this week. Kate Snow put together a 13 minute 50 second interview for ABC News. Kate Snow’s emotional interview is worth the time. The part of Clinton’s interview that was most publicized was his statement, “I am not a racist.” Since January media

Web Designer Wall - 2008 Design Trends (tags: list visualization design web) johari window model - helpful for personal awareness and group relationships [This] is a simple and useful tool for illustrating and improving self-awareness, and mutual understanding between individuals within a group.

This is a four-card tarot spread I picked up from The Crowley Tarot by Akron and Banzhaf. I think it is an excellent spread for self-discovery, and I think it deserves more attention that it has received. The spread is based upon the Johari Window concept in psychology.

ABB hits me with a Johari Window reference in the comments. It has something to do with presentation management, ambient exposure and mindfulness. I don't quite know what yet. There's a pragmatic viewpoint of this in terms of personal data: Hidden = C:/ driveOpen = BlogBlind = CRM / Gov data (held