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Life is an interview
Friendships, dating, and careers all start with how you show up. InnerVue makes sure you're ready.
You can have good intentions and still have the wrong impact.
Self-awareness means looking beyond what you meant to do and getting curious about how you actually come across.
Do your intentions match your impact?
Want to hear more?
🎙️ Watch the full Don’t Shrink to Fit podcast episode, “How to Build True Self-Awareness and Reveal Your Blind Spots for Real Growth,” featuring Allison Brenner, founder of InnerVue, and Claudia Noriega-Bernstein.
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You can be right and still communicate it the wrong way.
Being right isn’t always the same as having the impact you intended. How you communicate matters, especially when you want to be understood, not just heard.
InnerVue helps you see how your circle experiences you, so you can understand the gap between your intentions and your impact.
Trade comfort for truth. Discover your impact with InnerVue.
09/17/2026
These are broad words to live by. Visit YourInnerVue.com for a personalized perspective.
09/16/2026
Ever wonder what it’s really like to be on the other side of you? 👀
InnerVue helps you see yourself through the eyes of the people you impact.
Here's how it works: Invite people from across your life to share honest, anonymous feedback. InnerVue compares their experience of you with how you see yourself, revealing the strengths, blind spots, and patterns you may be missing.
Then, turn that insight into action with a personalized report and growth plan.
You know how you see yourself. Now see how you’re experienced.
Learn more at yourinnervue.com.
True self-awareness goes beyond acknowledging our own shortcomings. It's about taking action and considering the perspectives of those around us. Discover how embracing both self and other awareness can enhance personal growth and development with InnerVue.
🎙️ Watch the conversation: When the Problem Isn’t the Pool
with Allison Brenner & Arlene Washburn
Discover how embracing both self-awareness and other-awareness can support real personal growth and development.
Walter White believed he was doing it all for his family.
But what if we looked at him from the other side?
In this edition of Other Side of Them, we explore what Walter might discover if he could see himself through the eyes of the people around him.
His resourcefulness might be a strength.
His determination might be admirable.
And yet, when those strengths are experienced as control, the impact can look very different from the intention.
That’s the perspective InnerVue helps uncover: not just who you believe you are, but what it’s actually like to be on the other side of you.
What might your InnerVue reveal?
09/11/2026
Meet Allison Brenner, the person behind InnerVue.
Long before InnerVue, Allison was fascinated by a simple question: Why do people make the choices they make and behave the way they do?
That curiosity led her from studying psychology and working as a psychotherapist to a career in Industrial and Organizational Psychology, where she spent decades helping individuals and organizations better understand behavior, relationships, and growth.
Over the years, Allison continued expanding her work through coaching, organizational development, and self-awareness—bringing together the different pieces of psychology, feedback, and personal growth that she was most passionate about.
InnerVue is the result of that journey: helping people gain a clearer understanding of themselves and turn that insight into growth.
Swipe to learn more about Allison and the story behind InnerVue. →
09/09/2026
Why should you use InnerVue? đź‘€
Because seeing yourself clearly is the first step toward the date, promotion, or relationships you have been looking for.
InnerVue is a self-awareness assessment that combines your perspective with feedback from the people who actually experience you.
It doesn’t stop at insight. InnerVue turns those discoveries into a personalized growth plan to help you understand where you are, where you want to grow, and how to move forward.
See yourself from another perspective with InnerVue.
If someone dated you for a year, what story would they tell about that experience?
There are always two perspectives in a relationship: how you experienced them and how they experienced you.
It’s easy to criticize someone else’s behavior, but you can’t truly understand the relationship if you’re unwilling to look inward and reflect on your own.
Ready to understand what it’s like to be in a relationship with you?
Take your InnerVue and uncover the strengths, patterns, and blind spots shaping how you show up in relationships. Link in bio.
Your only competition is the person you were yesterday.
Self-awareness starts with looking inward—not comparing yourself to everyone else. Take time to reflect, recognize where you can grow, and keep becoming a better version of yourself, one day at a time.
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