Personal growth strategies

sbamsoneu (64)in Steem Venezuela • 16 days ago

Introduction

Personal growth is trying to grow your potential to full capacity in order not to be stagnated in life. Growing yourself personally is a continuous process in our life, so that we can be the best version.

Getting ways to improve on our personal growth, is not an easy task because you will definitely face challenges but there is nothing as rewarding when you finally achieve the desired result.

Before going further , let me invite @lovelystar , @eurogee and @diary-of-ima

Do you think personal development is important to you?

Personal development is important to every human being alive. You can’t move to the next level without developing yourself especially in a highly adaptive environment. Personal development enables us to understand our strengths, weaknesses, beliefs and value systems that’s forms our decision to continually improve ourselves both academically, career, personally etc. When we engage in personal development, we build a healthy relationship with people around us.

How do you see decision making in your personal growth?

When you make up your mind to make a decision, you are taking a risk to step out of your comfort zone because you have no idea of the outcome of the decision. The uncertainties after making a decision, contribute significantly to personal growth by fostering resilience, adaptability, and a growth mindset.

Sometimes due to the unforeseen circumstances after making a decision, we make certain mistakes along the way. Those mistakes are learning curve and we use those lessons learnt from those mistakes to make better informed decisions in the future.

As we grow personally, our decisions making skills becomes more accurate over times. We become more better in weighing decisions, analyzing problems in other to make good decisions.

What strategies can you share with us to achieve optimal personal development for our lives?

I remember when I wanted to achieve 1000 steem power last year, when I returned to steemit by September. The first thing I did was setting a clear goal. By setting a clear goal, I mean using the “SMART” (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound) Technique.

Secondly, I started learning, observing big steemians on how they succeed, reading books to improve on my vocabulary and engaging with others through comments.

At the end of every month, I’ll take time to check my performance so far on Steemit. How much I made, if I did well or perform badly. It was more like a self reflection.

I took on every challenge possible to increase my steem power. Especially those challenges that reward high steem power. I also try to write my best to attract sco1 / 2 to my work.

I seek feedback from my senior colleagues on Steemit to get some information on how I’m doing so far. Whatever remarks moderators make, I also saw it as a good feedback to increase my performance.

In the end I was close to achieving it even if I didn’t get the 1000sp but I was around 800+ steem power. I acknowledge and celebrate every progress, no matter how little it was.