During my work as an adjunct professor for Seton Hall University, I had students write weekly reflections on what they’d learned and what they could have done better. It’s a habit for me, even today. There’s real power in taking a quiet moment at the end of every week to think about the past week. What did I learn? What could I have done better? What do I want to do more (or less) of next week?
Reflection
As you consider how you might use what you’ve read here in your own life, let’s reflect on What Anyone Can Do.
First and foremost, consider Joe Henderson’s assertion that, all too often, a person’s success ...
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