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Myself In 10 Years

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Introduction This page provides a view on personal development clarifying the definition, discussing the position I see myself in the next ten years and the various aspects that drive to that decision and finally to draw my conclusion. Personal Development Personal development is a lifelong process. It is a way for people to assess their skills and qualities, consider their aims in life and set goals in order to realise and maximise their potential (SkillsYouNeed, 2011). Generally Personal development is the sensible quest of individual progress by intensifying the knowledge of ones character and improving personal abilities. In the process of developing myself I have come up with a vision statement of where I see myself in the next ten years …show more content…

I have discussed the various aspects of my life and how they would help me to achieve my aims. How these different variables are applied will determine whether the vision is achievable or there is a possibility of failure of it becoming a reality I am currently pursuing my bachelor’s degree in accountancy (general) at the University Of Botswana. I am looking forward to graduating and pursuing a career path of my choice. Where do I see myself I 10 years? It’s a question that has lingered in my mind for quite a while as I pursue my final year at the …show more content…

More importantly attitude is guided by your mind. If you spend your mental energies worrying about what might happen next, your outlook in life (your attitude) is probably negative. They continues to explain that if you spend your mental energies taking each day as it comes and appreciating the experiences you are having and the people in your life, your attitude is probably positive and healthy. Attitude is extremely important because it drives your behaviour. Behaviour is a manner of acting or reacting under a general set of circumstances. I believe I have a weakness when it comes to attitude because most of the time I choose to worry and lose sleep over situations around me. This has led me to come up with an idea of having a life coach. Life caching is a professional partnership between coach and individual focused on one’s life direction and is based on a holistic and action based approach that promotes the process of understanding overall life purpose (Gilmore, et al., 2012). This will help build my attitude towards reaching the aims I have set to accomplish in the next ten years of my life.

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