Silshi_Oberoi_BLP062_Self Leadership_October 2012
On
16 October 2012, session started with a framework
on strategic decision thinking.
- What is the most important question
- Collect meaningful
and reliable information
- Define several creative and doable alternatives
- Define logic for evaluation in terms of RISK &
RETURS
- Values & Trade offs
- What I need to implement it
We got a chance to ponder upon our career aspirations after
appreciating relevance of decision framework.
Answering 4 powerful
questions on a range of 1-10, proved to be a mirror to comprehend
creativity amongst ourselves.
- Whenever I try to do something new, fear of failure strikes in between
- To what extent I am conscious about others
- To what extent I am concerned about the ambiguity
- To what extent you are concerned about time and lack of resources
S Subsequently, light was thrown on “five fears”, a prime cause to encumber
one’s self confidence.
Learning “Ladder of Inference” which describes one of our basic habits of mind, was cherished by
everyone. There are seven questions in the ladder which will help each of us to move forward in life.
Take
my action based on “my
beliefs”
2 Adopt
beliefs about the world
Draw
conclusions –make judgments
Assumptions
based on the meaning added
5 Constructed
meanings
6 Selected “Data” from Observations
7 Observable
“Data” and experiences
On 22 October 2012,
day started with wet eyes as we celebrated anniversary of “the heroes of 1962”
by remembering Major Shaitan Singh & his troops, who sacrificed their lives
for their country & people.
Further, we got a chance to deduce “where courage comes
from?”
·
One’s identification with community and
country.
·
Inside – the cause for which one is
fighting.
·
Passion-goal
·
Selflessness
·
Spark within
·
Deep love for something
·
“SERVICE” or “SEVA” - which strengthens
one’s courage
·
Opportunity to take on big responsibility
· “Courage is not absence of fear but the realization that
something is more important than fear”.
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