For myself, a quick debriefing after something doesn’t turn out the way I’d liked seems to speed the process of learning from experience. It’s basically just taking a moment to answer a few questions:
- What did you set out to do?
- What actually happened?
- Knowing what you do now, what would you have done differently?
- How does that generalize to a wider class of situations?
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For myself, a quick debriefing after something doesn’t turn out the way I’d liked seems to speed the process of learning from experience. It’s basically just taking a moment to answer a few questions:
- What did you set out to do?
- What actually happened?
- Knowing what you do now, what would you have done differently?
- How does that generalize to a wider class of situations?