Choose your own direction
Distinguish personal priorities from pressure to perform, and take your existing commitments into account.
Clarify what matters to you, explore your own behavior, and plan a change you can put into practice, with room to test and adjust it.
StartYou may know what you want to improve, but a vague resolution has yet to become part of your routine. Or perhaps you’re trying to do too many things at once, or drawing conclusions about your whole personality from a single setback.
This course explores situations from learning, work, and family life. It also considers when it may be appropriate to change the conditions, ask for support, or consciously rethink your goal.
Connect self-awareness with decisions that have practical value.
Distinguish personal priorities from pressure to perform, and take your existing commitments into account.
Explore situations and circumstances without rushing to label your whole personality.
Connect the outcome you want with a specific action, a suitable opportunity, and the options available to you.
Use feedback to decide when to continue, make a change, or rethink your goal.
Connect example stories with your own thinking about change.
Identify the need, the circumstances, and the part of the situation a person can influence.
Choose your next step based on its benefits, practicality, and consequences.
The explanation will show you a suitable approach and the limitations to consider in practice.
Start with a specific situation. Assess your approach based on experience and its benefits, while respecting your own limits and other people.