How to Use Self-Feedback
Here is a four-step process to help you do it.
- Ask yourself. What went well? What could I have improved? Which parts surprised me?
- Listen to yourself. For self-feedback to be helpful, it must be heard and valued.
- Try something. Now you can test what you have learned! Try something new, based on the new insights.
- Start over. Start with step one again. Doing this loop creates greater self-awareness, and most likely, improved performance and results.
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