SELF-DISCLOSURE Johari Window consists of four areas, there are open areas, hidden areas, blind areas, and unknown areas. The most important area will be the open area because it helps to better understand oneself to others, thus creating a more fulfilling relationship with other individuals. However, one needs to be attentive to the other three areas, which are hidden areas, blind areas, and unknown areas. These areas could have negative impacts if not identified then improved. Resulting in severing or unable to have a fulfilling bond with others. Open Quadrant: Information that both you and other people are aware of is shown in this quadrant. Factors Affecting Self-Disclosure: Things like trust, comfort, a good environment, and a willingness to communicate have an impact on how far the Open quadrant expands. An open dialogue with coworkers and strong interpersonal ties can lead to more honest self-disclosure. Quadrant of the Blind: Here, other people can see aspects of you that you might not be aware of. Factors Affecting Self-Disclosure: In order to expand the Blind quadrant, input from others is essential. Blind spots can be identified by people who are receptive to feedback, actively listen, and value constructive criticism. Hidden Quadrant: Information