Your Journey

Let's imagine the map of your journey, your road of trials. Take a big paper and draw, write or use photos or images Draw a line from left-below to upper-right corner, feel free to make some turns as life’s journey is never a straight path. This is the road of your life's map. Divide this road into four stages: for example one for when you were a kid, one for your teenage years, one for your study years and one stage for your future career after that.  Make dots where/when important things happened in the past. On te left or upper side, describe what actually happened. On the right or lower side describe what it did to your inner self. Past:  Where did you start? How did you grow up? What were the important happenings and people in your life? Did you have certain challenges? What did you learn there, from who or how? What was the reason to leave on your journey? Present:  What is now your new ‘home’? How do you feel about your current situation? Do you feel you are far al...

You are now about half-way the year and pretty far into your journey. By now you learned quite some things, well done! Know that there is not such a thing as failure in learning. Failure IS learning as long as you actually learn from your actions. You do so by reflecting on them, that is why, again, we use the reflection method to take a look at where you stand on your journey. For each of the competencies you are going to shortly reflect on some actions. Write this down for each competency you took on this block. Focus on yourself, your own actions. 1. Describe the situation: What happened during the block that you could use for this competency What did you want to reach, what was your goal again? How were you going to reach this goal, what steps did you want to take and what things did you want to try out? 2. In reality, what did you actually do? Describe your behaviour or some actions you did. Answer following questions about those actions: What did you want while doing that (what...