Leadership in Action: In Focus—Leadership Wisdom—Some Sage Advice for Leaders
by Rola Ruohong Wei, Jeffrey Yip
A GOOD HABIT
How do you make reflective practice a habit, given the demanding pressures of work and life? There are many ways to make reflective practice part of your daily routine. Here are some suggestions:
Create a daily space for reflection. Find a regular time at the end of each day to reflect on the events that occurred, your response to those events, and the lessons you learned from them. You might have a fixed list of questions that you ask yourself to start with and to cycle through from surface reflection to deep reflection.
Use a reflection journal. Keep a notebook in which you write out your reflections on your learning. A reflection journal can chronicle the thoughts, feelings, successes, and frustrations that are a part of your ...
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