Reflective Seminar Module 2

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Leader Development
I have always been an audacious spirit, and always admired exploration and adventure. That means having the ability to the navigate through the concrete jungle of the 21st century; a valuable skill known as driving. Ever since my formative years, I had been pestering my father to make me proficient in this skill so that I can finally be allowed to plan out my excursions. Finally, on one eventful day he gave in to my wishes. He took me to an empty parking lot a few miles from our residence where we practiced for the next couple of weeks.
I had many assumptions prior to my first experience, primarily underestimating the whole ordeal until my first test run. I also felt that my father was an exceptional tutor but my overconfident nature assured me that I would be able to prove my abilities to him within an hour. These assumptions were challenged by the meticulously planned obstacles that only unlocked upon the successful completion of my father’s intricately designed traffic rule trivia and assessments, aimed at augmenting my skill and capabilities as a driver while teaching responsibility for my actions. Even though I learned how to drive in a few hours, it took me several days to successfully pass all of my father’s tests. That experience changed my outlook to never underrate or underestimate anything and to be well prepared for any task no matter how menial or trivial it may seem. It made me appr…