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Self Reflection

1. What am I good at?
I’m good at communicating and working with others, especially in group settings where teamwork matters. I like organizing things, planning ahead, and making sure everyone’s on the same page. I also tend to stay calm and adaptable when things don’t go as planned, which has helped me handle pressure pretty well.

2. What do I value?
I value growth in both my personal and professional life and having a purpose behind what I do. Relationships, honesty, and making a difference are really important to me. I care about stability, but I also want to enjoy what I do and be proud of the life I’m building.

3. How did I get here?
I’ve made it to this point by saying yes to opportunities, even when I wasn’t totally sure how things would go. Working through school has taught me a lot about balance, discipline, and figuring things out as I go. I’ve also had a lot of support from people around me, which has made a big difference.

4. Where am I going?
I’m working toward a career in something like project management or HR, hopefully in an industry I’m passionate about, like sports or entertainment. I want to build a life that’s fulfilling and secure, with room to keep growing and learning. I may not have every detail figured out yet, but I know I’m heading in the right direction.

2 replies on “Self Reflection”

Hi Madilyn, it sounds like you would be a great candidate for an organization in HR. You sound like a strategic thinker, and that is a really good personality for HR work. It is important to be non-bias in this field and have the ability to hear your team out and work through differences together, so having a plan in place before you make decisions is a really good strategy. The ability to remain comfortable in uncomfortable situations will serve you well as you move ahead in your career. Thank you for the share!

Hi Madilyn, Thanks for sharing your thoughts. It sounds like you know yourself well, especially when it comes to working with others, staying calm, and being organized. Those are really good skills for jobs in project management or HR. I liked how you said you have taken chances and learned by doing, sometimes I feel that is the best way to grow. It also shows that you are open to new things, which is really important. You care about more than just making money and you want to do something meaningful and build a good life. That is a great mindset to have. Even if you do not have all the answers yet, it seems like you are heading in the right direction and doing your best to learn along the way.

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