Being self aware is not an easy task.
And how self-aware are you?
— but Canadians, more self-aware, are not.
The fictional Lulu was reckless, but completely self-aware; was Smith, in real life, self-aware?
And there's no question that that master of the house, foppish, grinning, and defiantly self-aware, is a self-portrait.
Instead of falling for tempting promises, Mr. Caulfield suggests, "be skeptical, be scientific, be self-aware, be patient, and look for the best, most independent information".
Well, the term "self-aware" is very touchy and controversial, but that's the direction we are heading.
To be self-aware is to be forgiven, to be self-deprecating is to be admired, to admit a flaw is to erase it.
This ability to be self-aware is what sort of saves the movie from falling into the trap of the stereotypical, sexist comedies we see as of late.
Like driving a car in the dark with no headlights, the process of becoming self-aware is comparable to slowly turning up the lights with a dimmer switch.
Being self-aware is the only way you can really change your thinking.
