That Day
It was in 2016 April at the MITC - Moolya Internal Testing Conference. I was a Moolya employee then and it was a conference for Moolyans by Moolyans. I went up to the stage and shared few thoughts of me, then. Today, when I look at what I spoke, it looks to me as not a talk that I should be doing.
The Talk
I see, my thoughts were not mindful when I spoke that day, and I was blinded. Yeah, blinded. This is one of the talks which I keep as an example; so that I do not share my thoughts and talk like this. Today when I look at me of that day, I look wrong and not sound. I question myself, "Is that me? Ah! How bad!"
Not Thoughtful, Why?
I see it is not thoughtful for these reasons:
- It did not reflect the awareness I have on the subject and practice
- I sent an incorrect message with my short talk for young people who were at the conference
- I should have shared how to look at it than saying what has to be done ignoring the other
- Ignoring the one and doing other is not a beneficial approach in any means
- I'm a person and with the role who will influence people in the direction, the work, approach, and delivery
- How can I do this as a leader?
- But a leader will also fail and a leader encounters failures often and frequently
- Leaders deal with the failures than with success often and continue what they have to do
- I failed in my thoughts and talk, that day!
None spoke or shared anything about it. I'm not sure why. I myself see it is not right. Could be they would have received in the intent what I wanted to share. But, what did I say and how, that's not right. Ravisuriya, himself cannot take it today and acknowledges it.
What I do today!
I take my time and think before I see an opportunity or when asked to respond. It is not that I did not think earlier prior to responding. That day, I did not see how it will be received and interpreted.
Today for first, I will test if I can receive and acknowledge what I'm communicating. If this fails, I will pause and think of a better way to share and communicate. Before sharing, I try to make sure that I have not tampered with the intent of my words and thoughts. Can this be done each time? I'm making a practice that I articulate and persuade better and with the right intent.
This is one of the very essential learning I have made from MITC 2016. Thanks, Moolya and Moolyans for giving me this reflecting and retrospective learning.
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