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DBA Program Reflection

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Doctoral Business Administration Program Reflections
This reflection paper carries multiple research efforts in what will be a long journey for me. There will be plenty of time to research other subject matter or develop my current research concentration, but I do not have to achieve everything within a single paper.
Likewise, this reflection assignment exercise may be the catalyst for my future college endeavors. The assignment to reflect on the Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) program brings dreams of taking steps towards realizing those ideas and course accomplishments right now. Due to the amount of time needed, I will embrace some course assignments, while others may become challenging.
While the coursework and research are my most important objectives, my interests in family, music, and travel will undoubtedly assist me to maintain a positive perspective on life.
Moreover, when I selected to enroll in the DBA program and choose a thesis topic, I planned to reach out to a friend who completed a doctorate and ask for his counsel about selecting the “right” topic. All research is in some way documented and I want to find a solution to a problem that is troublesome. What do I want to think about and develop competently? What sources do I want to comprehend tacitly?” I believe this aligns with many elements of the DBA program regarding reflection on workplace and business administration problems.
The DBA program will, in fact, be a new experience in learning. The

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