Reflection consists of reflective thinking, reflective learning, and reflective practice (OpenLearn, n.d.). These skills entail showcasing self-direction, self-reflection on learning progress, and the pursuit of knowledge and skill development to an advanced level. I must acknowledge that I do not dedicate enough time to reflection and occasionally overlook its value in my learning and development. Similar to my work context, people are typically enthusiastic about starting new projects and invest a lot of time in their initiation, but often overlook the project closure phase, neglecting the opportunity to learn lessons and improve for future projects.
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