Concept of self discovery, decision making and problem solving
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The document discusses concepts related to self-discovery, decision making, and problem solving. It provides information on developing self-awareness through noticing one's emotions, behaviors, and physical sensations. The steps in decision making involve defining the problem, gathering facts, listing possible solutions, evaluating pros and cons, selecting the best solution, and implementing it effectively. Problem solving requires qualities like creativity, understanding different perspectives, and following steps like defining the problem objectively, analyzing causes, formulating alternative strategies, selecting and implementing strategies, and evaluating outcomes.
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- 2. SELF DISCOVERY The practice of self awareness/ self discovery is one of the greatest skills in life because it enables you to learn about yourself in a way no one else can even teach you. It shows you how to design your lifestyle on your own terms. Awareness means what we notice in life. It is about paying attention. It is the details you pick up from your perception of the world. It is your consciousness actively gathering and processing information from your environment. It is the way in which we experience life.
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- 5. REASONS TO DEVELOP SELF AWARENESS • Having self-awareness creates the opportunity to make changes in behavior and beliefs. • The more you know about your own habits, the easier it is to improve those habits. • Changing the interpretations, it becomes easier to change the emotions. • Self awareness is one of the attributes of emotional intelligence, and an important factor in achieving success.
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- 7. DECISION MAKING Decision making is an important skill for life especially in the business area. It is especially important for management and leadership. Problem solving and decision making are closely linked and each requires creatively in the identification of options, their selection and development. Problem solving often involves decision making.
- 8. “In any moment of decision the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing you can do is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing.” -Theodore Roosevelt
- 9. DECISION MAKING SKILLS REQUIRES A MIXTURE OF SKILLS AS: (i) Creativity development and identification of options. (ii) Clarity of judgement. (iii) Firmness of decision (iv) Effective implementation
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