Journaling

Reflecting on your mistakes transforms them into valuable learning experiences.

If you take a risk and it blows up, review the activity. Take some time to write in a journal about the experience. Ask yourself what lessons you can draw from the mistake.

Instead of getting a notebook to journal in, get a (large) desk calendar or date book, and then just challenge yourself to write a sentence or two every day, on that day.

This small amount of writing a day feels attainable. By writing it on a calendar, it’s very obvious wh...

• Seek Feedback and Reflect : Regularly ask for feedback on your progress from mentors or peers. Reflect on what you’ve learned and how you can apply it. Example: "After completing a project, seek feedback from a mentor and identify areas for improvement."
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