Importance Of Adopting Lifelong Learning

This assessment was extremely eye opening and reflective. I had scores high and low in places where they were either expected or unpredictable. First off, I am going to talk about my highest scores that I acquired. Adopting Lifelong Learning was a 67 and Discovering Self-Motivation was a 78. I was not surprised about Adopting Lifelong Learning at all. I grew up quite quickly while jumping from home to home. I had to teach myself a substantial amount of information on my own while I grew up and this knowledge has stuck with me. I think one way to improve this topic would to be to try to learn among with other than trying to do it by myself. I feel like I learn better on my own, but I could benefit from learning more from other people or things,

I am training for the Indy Mini and since my training has began I haven't strayed from my training or healthy eating. I think the way to improve this one would be to stick to things even more than I do. Most of the time I stick to what I am doing, but if it is a girl’s night out, I have trouble passing it up sometimes and telling myself that it will be fine. Now I am on to the lowest scores I had. These are Believing In Myself with a 43 and Developing Emotional Intelligence with a 39. The Believing In Myself score did not surprise me. I think that I am not competitive because I do not think of myself as a winner. In academics I do fairly well, but I only see myself as average no matter how good I do. I think one way to improve this score would be gradually accepting myself for who I am. It is a hard process but nonetheless, it could be accomplished. Developing Emotional Intelligence was my worst score. I think this is accurate on many levels. I am depressed a good amount of time. When I am sad or angry I usually tend not to speak or when I do it isn't the nicest. The best way to overcome this would be talking about my feelings more to the ones I love and looking at situations differently to be less upset. These scores depicted me