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Continue"Few leaders these days would declare themselves not to be critically reflective."
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Hi everyone!
I would like to start a few steps back for this topic before diving into Paul's questions and ask the following:
Thanks!
Alex
good questions to start!
Critical can mean a few things, I think in this context critical means "objectively evaluating what could be better/improved."
Reflection is turning the critical eye inward. And yes, we are critical when reflecting, though I think you can reflect and focus on what you did well. not just what could be improved.
Authenticity is a tough one, but a simple definition would be external self-honesty. Are you expressing to the world what you honestly think and feel on the inside?
Hi everyone,
I've been thinking about this topic since last time I posted and here are a few more questions I would like to touch upon:
- How do you personally review yourself?
- What are your criterion for "success" and "failure"?
- What are your metrics of evaluation?
- Did you establish these metrics and standards yourself?
Alex - it seems like there is feedback every day - sometimes it is hard to hear - like a "deafening silence." It is also possible to over-react to what we hear. Finding the balance is key for me - quite easy to say and yet quite hard to do!
Check out "My Bias Is" - this site allows you to scroll through the cognitive biases that prevent critical thinking 24 Cognitive Biases stuffing up your thinking (yourbias.is)
That's a great site, thank you for the share!
But I am also curious about how someone critically reflects after this checklist has been done.
In business, it can be "easier" to look at the data and then reflect on how the result was achieved or not, but what about someone's personal life? Or is it as difficult to critically reflect on business goals and outcomes?
We often analyze in business, but do we critically reflect?
Thanks for sharing the link Steph. I wonder how many decisions one makes in an average day?
According to this article - we make 122 decisions/day and spend 3 hours doing so! Frankly - 122 decisions sounds like a low number to me.
What suggestions do you offer that will allow us to filter each decision 24 times?
What did you learn about yourself from Bright Side?
From the Authors of "Learning as a Way of Leading:
Critical Reflection:
"...scrutinize the assumptions we make about power dynamics, our own use of power, and how we accept (without being aware of it) assumptions and practices that harm us...."
This is pointing toward the direction I wanted to take this conversation.
We can think of our jobs, businesses, or organizations that we run as a game of power.
Do we scrutinize the assumptions we make about how we gain power?
I have recently much more focused on the values structures that guide our lives, whether its business or personal lives.
If you seek to immorally run a business and it's successful, did you do a good job?
If I am top performing worker but I do not help my colleagues, am I a good employee?
How do we learn how to be an employee?
How are standards set? Who do we trust to set the standards, evaluate our performance, remedy when needed, and then apply the remedy?
Who does this for the setter of standards (etc. - is this like two mirrors blaming each other?)
Who does this for the self-employed?
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