Serving the needs of others is one of my life's goals.

I have always been drawn to

helping other people, and the experiences in my life in which I have been able to
do so have provided me with the greatest sources of inspiration and motivation.
My most difficult experiences have been the catalysts behind the formation of my
perspectives on the wider world as well as a deeper comprehension of who I am.
These events will allow me to rewrite the narrative of my life and gain a deeper
comprehension of who I am as a person. They have also assisted me in
comprehending the ways in which they are preventing me from achieving my
goals in this day and age.
By going through the three steps outlined in the PDF document titled "Sinek 2017
Find Your Why," I was able to find out "why" I do what I do. I listened to people's
tales and then related them to others. After that, I determined the themes. My
"why" statement can be summed up in one sentence: "I help other people
because I want to make a difference in the lives that they lead." This statement is
significant to me because it serves as a constant reminder of the motivation
behind the work that I do. In addition, it serves as a constant reminder of the
impact that I am capable of having on the lives of other people.
 
My goal for my professional life is to be of service to other people in a way that
will have a significant and long-lasting impact. I want to be able to reflect on my
professional life and realize that I was able to make a positive impact on the lives
of other people. I hope that one day I will be in a position to assist other people in
a manner that is meaningful and will have an effect that is long-lasting. In
addition, one of my goals is to be in a position to be of assistance to other people
in a manner that is both meaningful and consequential to the course of their lives.
 
The 'Hedgehog Concept' is a method for determining what you are deeply
passionate about by looking at the intersection of three different areas. What you
are deeply passionate about, what you are capable of being the best in the world
at, and what drives your economic engine are the three areas to focus on. I have
a strong desire to be of assistance to other people. I have the potential to be the
best in the world at assisting other people in a manner that is both significant and
long-lasting. My desire to make a positive impact on the lives of other people is
the fuel that keeps my economic engine running.
 
There are a variety of occupations and fields of study that can be pursued at the
intersection of these three fields. It's possible that I could work as a nurse, a
teacher, a social worker, or a counselor. I could also be a physician, a lawyer, or
the proprietor of a business. Other possible careers for me include being a writer,
a consultant, or a coach.
 
 My individual mission in life is to be of service to others and to make a positive
impact on the world. I want to be someone who other people look up to as a
leader and an example to follow. My goal is to motivate and inspire other people
to be the best versions of themselves. My life has shown me that it is possible to
have an impact on the world, and that it is important to stand up for what is just. I
am grateful for the opportunities that have been presented to me. My philosophy
is that everyone possesses the capacity for greatness, and it is my mission in life
to assist others in recognizing that potential within themselves.
My journey of collecting and sharing personal narratives led me to the discovery
of my "why." I had conversations with both friends and family members, and I
asked them to tell me about their experiences. After that, I determined the
common threads running throughout these accounts, and I drafted and edited my
"why" statement. My "why" statement is that I want to make a difference in the
world while also helping those around me. This statement is significant to me
because it articulates the reason I exist. It is the driving force behind my desire to
lead and to accomplish all that I have.
 
My long-term professional goal is to establish myself as a pioneer in the field of
education. My goals are to assist others in reaching their full potential and
effecting positive change in the world. My goal for my professional life is to serve
as an example for other people, as well as to inspire and encourage them to
become the best versions of themselves. My goal for my professional life is to be
able to effect positive change in the world.
 
The following is how the five characteristics of a vision relate to my vision for my
professional life:
 
1. Its Significance: The significance of my career vision lies in the fact that it is my
purpose. It is the driving force behind my desire to lead and to accomplish all that
I have.
 
2. Motivation My aspiration to have a successful career is driven by my desire to
be of service to others and to have a positive impact on the world.
 
3. Justification: The foundation of my professional aspirations is the conviction
that everyone possesses the capacity to achieve great things, and it is my
mission in life to assist others in recognizing their own potential for greatness.
 
4. My long-term professional goal is to assume a position of authority within the
field of education.
 
5. My goal is to assist others in realizing their potential and in making a positive
contribution to the world. This is the focus of my career vision.
Step-by-step explanation
Part II
Stress management:
1) Identifying personal stressors and triggers.
2) Educating yourself on methods of relaxation, such as slow, deep breathing and
meditation.
3) Recognizing positive ways to deal with stressful situations, such as keeping a
journal, going for a run, or talking to close friends or family members.
4) Seeking the assistance of a qualified professional when necessary.
 
I wanted to find out how other people deal with the stress in their lives, so I
questioned my friends and family. Several people suggested different things to
me, such as keeping a journal, working out, and having conversations with friends
or family. I also did some research on the internet and found a few additional
techniques that I would like to try. Some of these techniques include meditation
and deep breathing. I am going to give each of these strategies a shot to
determine which ones serve me best in the long run. In addition to this, I am going
to make it a priority to maintain my healthy coping mechanisms, such as keeping
a journal and engaging in physical activity, and to get help from a trained
professional whenever it is necessary.
 
Any theory of leadership that:
 
1) Conducting research on a variety of leadership theories.
2) Figuring out which theory or theories of leadership most strongly resonate with
you.
3) Experimenting with various ways of leading based on the different leadership
theories that speak to you.
4) Contemplation of the outcomes of your attempts to exercise the leadership
techniques
 
I questioned my loved ones and friends about the qualities that, in their opinion,
define an effective leader. I asked a number of people for their feedback, and
some of the things that came up were being honest, being a good listener, and
having a clear vision. I also did some research on the internet and found a few
additional leadership theories that I found interesting and would like to learn more
about, such as transformational leadership and servant leadership. I'm going to
do some research on all of these different theories, and then put into practice the
strategies that most appeal to me. I am also going to think back on the ways in
which I have used the leadership techniques in the past and evaluate what has
worked well for me and what hasn't worked so well for me.
 
Getting other people excited:
 
1) Figuring out what it is that drives you.
2) Recognizing the factors that drive the behavior of others.
3) Experimenting with a variety of methods for boosting one's own and other
people's motivation.
4) Contemplation on your experiences with the various methods that you've
utilized.
 
I polled- thăm dò my close friends and family to find out what drives them. A
variety of responses were given to me, some of which included the following:
having a sense of accomplishment; having the sense that their work is
meaningful; being recognized for their work. In addition, I did some research on
the internet and came across a few more strategies that I would like to experiment
with, such as establishing objectives and giving feedback. I am going to give each
of these strategies a shot in order to determine which ones work the best for me
as well as for other people. In addition to this, I'm going to think back on the
various approaches I've used in the past and evaluate them to determine which
ones were successful and which ones weren't.

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A) Your Personal Purpose

a) Looking for patterns from my early life story, the people who had the greatest impact
on me and my life are my parents and teachers. They taught me the values of hard work
and perseverance. They also instilled in me the importance of education and the value of
learning and growing.
b) I found the greatest inspiration and passion when I was creating and developing new
ideas and turning them into reality. I loved creating something from nothing and watching
it come to life.
2) After reading chapter 3 of Discover Your True North, respond to these questions:
a) My greatest crucibles were the hardships I faced growing up with a single parent who
struggled to make ends meet. I had to work hard to get the resources I needed, and it
was a challenge to stay motivated and focused during those times.
b) These crucibles have shaped my views about the world by teaching me that no matter
the circumstances, you can still make it through, and to never give up. These
experiences have taught me the value of hard work, resilience, and perseverance.
c) I can use these experiences to reframe my life story by focusing on the positive, such
as the lessons I learned, and the strength and courage I had to overcome the difficulties I
faced. These experiences are not holding me back today, as I use them to motivate and
inspire me to strive for greater success.
3) After reading the section 'Purpose' on page 9 of Mastering Leadership by Anderson
(2019) and chapters 9 and 10 of Discover Your True North, respond to these questions:
a) My personal purpose is to use my skills and knowledge to create positive change and
make a meaningful impact in the lives of others.
b) My purpose is to use my knowledge and skills to help others reach their potential, to
make a positive contribution to the world, and to inspire others to do the same. It matters
to me because I believe that I can make a difference and that I have the power to make a
positive impact in the world.
B) Discover your 'Why'
1) To complete 'Step 1: Gather Stories and Share Them', I asked people who are close
to me to tell me stories about times they have seen me in my element, and when I have
been most successful. Through these stories, I was able to identify patterns in my
behavior and the areas I am passionate about.
2) In 'Step 2: Identify Themes', I looked for common threads in the stories I was told.
Through this process, I identified the areas in which I am most passionate, the skills I
possess, and the value I can bring to the world.
3) My one-sentence 'why' statement is 'I want to use my skills and knowledge to
empower and inspire others to reach their full potential'. This statement matters to me
because it reflects my values and beliefs, and it is my way of expressing my purpose in
life. It guides me in my actions and decisions and helps me stay focused on my goals.
C) Your Career Vision
1) My career vision is to become an international speaker and consultant, helping
organizations and individuals achieve their potential. 
b) I am passionate about learning and development, and I want to use my knowledge
and skills to help others reach their potential. I believe that everyone has the potential to
be great, and I want to be part of the process of helping them unlock that potential. 
c) My career vision is focused on the future, it is achievable, measurable, inspiring, and it
is aligned with my personal values and purpose. It is flexible and adaptable, and it will
help me stay motivated and focused on my goals.

D) Your Hedgehog Concept

1) I am deeply passionate about education, learning, and development. I want to use my
knowledge and skills to help others reach their potential, and I believe that education is
the key to unlocking that potential. 
2) I believe I can be the best in the world at helping organizations and individuals
develop their potential. I have the skills and knowledge to provide the guidance and
support they need to reach their goals, and I am driven to use that knowledge and
empower others. 
3) My economic engine is to use my skills and knowledge to make a meaningful impact
in the lives of others. I want to be able to use my skills and knowledge to create positive
change and help others reach their potential. I want to make money through consulting,
speaking, and teaching.
Part II - 
Development Plan
Two knowledge/skill areas: 
1) Professional/career development 
2) Communication
1) I sought advice from two other people I respect about how to develop each
skill/knowledge area. For professional/career development, they advised me to attend
professional development seminars and workshops, join networking groups, and reach
out to other professionals in the field. For communication, they advised me to practice
active listening and ask open-ended questions, be mindful of my body language, and
practice using persuasive language.
2) To develop my professional/career development skills, I plan to attend a professional
development seminar or workshop in the next few months, join a professional networking
group, and reach out to other professionals in the field to have informational interviews
and gain insight into the field. To develop my communication skills, I plan to practice
active listening and asking open-ended questions, be mindful of my body language, and
practice using persuasive language. I will practice these skills in everyday conversations
and in my professional settings. I will also read books and articles on communication,
and attend webinars and seminars related to communication.
3) Attending professional development seminars and workshops will help me stay up-to-
date with the latest trends in the field, and will give me the opportunity to network with
other professionals. Joining a professional networking group will provide me with a
platform to connect with other professionals in the field and exchange ideas. Reaching
out to other professionals in the field will give me valuable insight into the field and
provide me with mentorship and guidance. Practicing active listening and asking open-
ended questions will help me better understand the needs and wants of others and will
help me build stronger relationships. Being mindful of my body language will help me
project a more confident and professional image. Practicing using persuasive language
will help me better influence people and will help me achieve my goals.
I plan to attend a professional development seminar or workshop within the next 6
months, join a professional networking group, and reach out to other professionals in the
field to have informational interviews. I also plan to practice active listening, ask open-
ended questions, be mindful of my body language, and practice using persuasive
language in my everyday conversations and in my professional settings. I will also read
books and articles on communication, and attend webinars and seminars related to
communication. I plan to create a timeline for executing these practical steps, and I will
use the SMART goal planning concept to ensure that I am setting realistic goals and
staying on track.
Step-by-step explanation

Part I

 
A) Purpose and Vision

A) Your Personal Purpose

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BOOKDiscover your true north
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1) After reading the introduction and chapter 1 of Discover Your True North, respond to
these questions:
a) Looking for patterns from your early life story, what people, events, and experiences
have had the greatest impact on you and your life? (3-5 sentences)
The people, events and experiences that had the greatest impact on my life are my
parents, who taught me the importance of hard work and dedication, my first job which
taught me the value of money and the importance of being able to take care of myself,
and my first leadership experience which taught me the value of taking initiative and
leading by example.
b) In which experiences did you find the greatest inspiration and passion? (2-4
sentences)
I found the greatest inspiration and passion from my first job, which was working in the
hospitality industry. Working in such a fast-paced environment and learning about
customer service and the importance of working with a team was incredibly inspiring and
motivating for me. I also found passion in my first leadership role, which was leading a
team of volunteers for a local charity. The experience of leading and guiding a team to
success was incredibly rewarding and inspiring.