Leadership
Istanbul, 12.11.2012
LDP GROUP COACHING
After our intense group coaching session, we had all realized that we had a lot to work on. Being able to open up ourselves and dig deeper into what would later become our challenges was a very valuable experience for all of us. We then set to work to accomplish our goals and fight with our challenges. We were not able to reunite for another 1.5 month but we were finally able to set up a small session to review ourselves.
Everybody talked briefly about their own processes and their future plans with their challenges. We decided that expressing our progresses in our own words would be more sincere so we grouped our reflections as follows:
Hakan Arıksoy
My leadership challenge was about balancing my personal and work life, having more fun for myself and having a more sustainable relation with my social peers. I also wanted to become more optimistic about my future career.
Actually, for some I took actions but for some I have to improve myself.
Up until now, in order to have more leisure time; I arranged vacations with my family and friends. I share more about myself and listened their words. Sharing vulnerabilities effectively and selectively actually improved my communication with others. I arranged occasional meeting with people to whom I haven’t seen for years. This actually makes me feel happier and connected to my environment.
Even though becoming more active and friendly is an easy goal, I could not feel optimistic about my career yet. In order to get rid of this problem, I started to search for alternative solutions but I did not found any clear way. I need to work on this challenge. Güçlü Borhan
My LDP consists of three challenges as follows: 1. More clear and decisive expression, communication: 2. Inspiring people’s biographies to be read as a reference 3. Not to avoid from conflict:
Let me try to answer to the questions below about my LDP process..
What actions have you taken?
I’m
LDP GROUP COACHING
After our intense group coaching session, we had all realized that we had a lot to work on. Being able to open up ourselves and dig deeper into what would later become our challenges was a very valuable experience for all of us. We then set to work to accomplish our goals and fight with our challenges. We were not able to reunite for another 1.5 month but we were finally able to set up a small session to review ourselves.
Everybody talked briefly about their own processes and their future plans with their challenges. We decided that expressing our progresses in our own words would be more sincere so we grouped our reflections as follows:
Hakan Arıksoy
My leadership challenge was about balancing my personal and work life, having more fun for myself and having a more sustainable relation with my social peers. I also wanted to become more optimistic about my future career.
Actually, for some I took actions but for some I have to improve myself.
Up until now, in order to have more leisure time; I arranged vacations with my family and friends. I share more about myself and listened their words. Sharing vulnerabilities effectively and selectively actually improved my communication with others. I arranged occasional meeting with people to whom I haven’t seen for years. This actually makes me feel happier and connected to my environment.
Even though becoming more active and friendly is an easy goal, I could not feel optimistic about my career yet. In order to get rid of this problem, I started to search for alternative solutions but I did not found any clear way. I need to work on this challenge. Güçlü Borhan
My LDP consists of three challenges as follows: 1. More clear and decisive expression, communication: 2. Inspiring people’s biographies to be read as a reference 3. Not to avoid from conflict:
Let me try to answer to the questions below about my LDP process..
What actions have you taken?
I’m