Posted on Dec 4, 2015
What do you do on your time to improve yourself?
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I am sitting on Staff Duty as the SDNCO and my thoughts are going to this question: "What am I actively doing to improve myself on a daily basis?"
I go to the gym, but the job is so much more than physical.
So here is the deal. I can divide it into a few categories for self driven self improvement. Physical, Mental, Professional, Relational, and Spiritual.
Naturally there is some overlap as we are holistic beings. The challenge: Think of a way to grow or improve in each area each day. Remember if you are not growing, you are dying.
So. How are your improving yourself?
I go to the gym, but the job is so much more than physical.
So here is the deal. I can divide it into a few categories for self driven self improvement. Physical, Mental, Professional, Relational, and Spiritual.
Naturally there is some overlap as we are holistic beings. The challenge: Think of a way to grow or improve in each area each day. Remember if you are not growing, you are dying.
So. How are your improving yourself?
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It's hard to improve perfection...
Kidding. I work on my relationship with my wife and son. Having a happy family greatly improves my work performance.
Also if I can handle the stress of a 2 year old screaming,I'll be able to put up with 1st SGT screaming! ;)
Kidding. I work on my relationship with my wife and son. Having a happy family greatly improves my work performance.
Also if I can handle the stress of a 2 year old screaming,I'll be able to put up with 1st SGT screaming! ;)
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At my age, keeping in shape is key and is good both mentally and physically for me. Also, I try to keep up with the latest news, trends, and training that involves myself or my troops. The hardest thing is that I do is constantly self evaluate and determine my good habits and the bad habits. I try to increase the good habits and decrease the bad. And lastly, to remind myself that I need to constantly work on learning and not rest on my past experience.
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