Feedback from my instructor on the plan (see second blog post) is below:
This looks great! Turning 40 is the perfect “start time”- great timing J
Your goals are terrific and a good balance for one another. They seem do-able and potentially transformative. I also love the format! Look forward to hearing about your journey…
This feedback was encouraging and affirming. I was a bit apprehensive that what I was proposing seemed a bit simple, or not involved enough to meet the assignment criteria. I am pleased and even more eager to move forward.
My format moving forward will include revisiting the two competencies selected and giving a synopsis of progress in each area.
Conscious Engagement
- Incorporating time daily for at least one of the following: meditation, yoga stretching, or focused reflection on nutrition.
This week I researched and enrolled in the the Noom app as a way to provide daily reflection on my nutrition practices (below are some links to provide background on Noom). I have to admit Facebook has been highlighting this app and I wanted to see what was "different" about it, so this seemed like a great reason to dig deeper. I have to admit that I did not start off the best with following the apps instructions but am committed to getting fully immersed tomorrow.
Noom
Leading in Complexity
- Identify a late stage mentor both inside and outside of my current organization and ask each of them to talk through 1-2 scenarios based on current organizational situations I am experiencing from their advanced perspectives.
- Explore the viability of taking Susanne Cook-Greuter's Leadership Maturity Assessment (LMA) or the Leadership Agility 360 created by Bill Joiner
In this third week I quickly looked up the LMA and associated cost. It is $1000 so a bit cost prohibitive, though I might be able to use it as professional development for work to get the cost offset. In contrast Leadership Agility 360 appears at first look to be $250 per report, making it more cost effective. I am going to reach out through email to inquire further in Week 4 about both tools.
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