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Reflected Best Self (RBS) Exercise

Reflected Best Self (RBS) Exercise

This exercise focuses on the positive attributes of the person that reaps impressive results. This helps people develop a sense of their "personal best" and a chance to leverage their talents. It involves a great deal of commitment and follow-through as RBS is armed with a constructive, systematic process for gathering and analyzing data about your best self.

  1. Collect feedback from people inside and outside of work so that you will be provided with a broader understanding of yourself.
  2. It is helpful to create a table with the feedback you've collected and identify common themes.
  3. Write a summarized description of yourself that weaves the themes from the feedback with your self-observations.
  4. Having pinpointed your strengths, redesign your personal job description and build on the things you're good at.

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