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REFLECTED BEST SELF EXERCISE
Introduction:
I am Swapnili Jadhao, student with UTD under Systems Engineering and Management. I am a simple, happy and passionate person. I like my work and life. I enjoy working with people and facing new challenges at work. The exercise of Reflected Best Self helped me to know views of people for me. I really astonished me to know that people value me and expect good and bright future for me. I had asked for the views from around 15 people and 13 of them were really kind enough to help me understand myself better, by mailing me their views and opinions of me. I enjoyed working on RBSE as it made me aware of few facts about myself, of which I was unaware. I feel lucky to be introduced to such an easy and …show more content…

I should respect others privacy and should not give my suggestions unless asked for.
I should start meditating so that I can control my short temper Immediately
6 weeks
10 weeks
My Final Best Self Portrait:
When I am at my best, I tend to be a self-initiated individual. I like to lead the teams and take complete responsibility of the actions and decisions throughout. I do not believe in regretting on the past mistakes, instead I prefer learning from my mistakes and putting my experiences for the progress of my team and myself as an individual. I have bolder visions and courage to take the challenges to accomplish my goals.
I believe in relations and friendships. I firmly believe and agree by Mr. Gandhi when he said that; “You can't shake hands with a clenched fist”. I am always open to people and love meeting new people and making new friends. I have experienced that everything else can be easily managed but people. I have a principle for success and it is that I can be successful only when I have people with me, who respect, love and stand for me.
I am an optimist and love to see the brighter side of every situation. I can overcome my fears easily just by motivating myself towards my goal. Challenges in every aspect are motivating for me and they help me evolve as a person every time. I love enjoying every moment of my life to the

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