TAKE TIME TO DEBRIEF

March 28, 2008

Every experience is an opportunity to learn. After a meeting, a conversation or a project, take time to debrief. The three questions to ask are:
What went well?
What did not go so well?
What will I do differently in the future?
The answers to these questions will provide valuable information and insight that you can apply in the future.

Rachelle Disbennett-Lee, PhD

Wise Words

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