The potential reward and return on efforts related to the strategic action to identify “lessons learned” from our experiences deserves reflection. And with further reflection, I found another citation share to confirm the value and importance of “lessons learned”. What follows is a quotation from John Keats. “Do not be discouraged by failure. It can be a positive experience. Failure is, in a sense, the highway to success, inasmuch as every discovery of what is false leads us to seek earnestly after what which is true, and every fresh experience points out some form of error which we will then be carefully avoided. ”

Thinking Business Coach proposes the following list of ten (10) most important “lessons learned” for the leaders.

. Recognize and understand the substances that can and will cloud your judgement and will have a negative impact on your leadership. And avoid the use of these substances.

2. Recognize and understand the powerful negative attitudes of prejudice and bias that will reduce your coaching skills. And avoid those attitudes.

3. Always spread your risk. Adopt a strategic approach to the management of various areas of risk in your business and personal life.

4. Always be careful before “judge a book by its cover.”

5. Always seek to acquire the knowledge of others.

6. Also develop and implement a vision for your business and personal life.

7. Efforçons to always do more than just listen to someone. Strive to listen, to hear and understand what someone said.

8. To realize that everything you have ever learned will be useful and important to you one day and somewhere. And be open to use that learning when the opportunity presents itself to you.

9. Always be yourself! Do not try to be someone else.

10. Always keep you accountable.

Strategic Thinking Your Business Coach recommends that you commit to focus on the “lessons learned” from all your life experiences to grow as a leader in your business and in your personal life.