GLAS Original: Where Are You

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GLAS Where Are You integrates awareness, reflection, energy, and purpose to assess current alignment across life, work, and relationships, creating clarity for intentional, aligned action and sustainable growth.

GLAS Where Are You integrates awareness, reflection, energy, and purpose to assess current alignment across life, work, and relationships, creating clarity for intentional, aligned action and sustainable growth.

  • From a GLAS Method perspective, Where Are You begins with Emotions / Awareness and Reflection. Awareness of internal experience allows honest assessment of emotional, mental, and relational states, while reflection identifies patterns, gaps, and areas for alignment.

    Self-assessment is strengthened through Energy / Vitality, Focus, and Purpose / Meaning. Understanding energy levels informs capacity for action, focus reveals where effort is concentrated, and purpose provides a lens to evaluate whether actions and relationships align with values and goals.

    Finally, Where Are You is sustained through Community / Relationships, Joy / Fulfilment, and Growth / Learning. Honest assessment can be shared with trusted peers or mentors for feedback, reflection informs learning and development, and alignment with purpose increases fulfilment and coherence across life domains.

    • Personal Growth – Gain clarity on alignment with purpose and values.

    • Leadership & Team Awareness – Assess team alignment, energy, and dynamics.

    • Decision-Making – Inform choices based on current reality and goals.

    • Learning & Development – Identify areas for skill growth and behavioural adjustment.

    • Wellbeing & Fulfilment – Ensure energy and focus are directed toward meaningful outcomes.

    • Observe Current State – Track emotions, energy, focus, and relationships.

    • Reflect on Alignment – Identify where actions and goals are congruent or misaligned.

    • Identify Gaps & Opportunities – Highlight areas for adjustment or growth.

    • Plan Intentional Actions – Design steps to improve alignment and effectiveness.

    • Review Regularly – Maintain ongoing awareness and adaptation to changing circumstances.