Find a quiet moment before you begin. This assessment is for you, not for anyone else.

This isn't a performance review. It's a snapshot of where you are right now, across six of the dimensions of human development. Answer honestly, answer for yourself, and when you're done, put a reminder in your calendar to return in thirty days. Comparing the two will tell you more than either one alone.

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First realm - Cognitive Coherence
Cognitive coherence is thinking about how you think. How you reach your conclusions, connect patterns, and relate to what you don't yet know.
Metacognition - Thinking about how you think.

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* 1. In situations that tend to cause the same reaction in me, I pause to notice whether I am running on a familiar thinking pattern, and whether that pattern is actually serving me.

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* 2. I am aware of how my thinking changes depending on who I am with or what mood I am in, and I take that into account.

Critical thinking

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* 3. When I have reached a conclusion I feel strongly about, I find myself looking for what I might have missed, rather than only looking for reasons that confirm what I already think.

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* 4. When someone disagrees with me, my first instinct is to examine why they see it differently, not to explain why I am right.

Systems thinking

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* 5. When something keeps going wrong despite being fixed, I find myself asking what the system around it is actually designed to produce.

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* 6. When I look at a difficult situation around me, I include myself as one of the factors that may be contributing to it.

Epistemic Humility

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* 7. I notice when I am the most certain about something, because that is often when I am least open to what I might be missing.

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* 8. I actively seek out perspectives that are different from my own, not to debate them, but because I know my picture of reality is incomplete without them.

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