How Self-Feedback Can Help
- Focus on improvement. If we are thinking about what we are doing well and/or want to improve, we are doing some internal prioritization.
- Examine our motives and results. When we own our outcomes, we naturally begin to ask ourselves what we could have done differently or better.
- Raise our curiosity. Giving feedback to ourselves can lead to us asking for feedback from others.
- Build our confidence. Giveing yourself a pep-talk, is a useful form of self-feedback.
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