Things You'll Need:
- Awareness of defining moments in your career
- Reality Check
- Self Assessment
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Step 1
AnticipateAnticipate and embrace these defining moments as formative experiences designed to re-shape and develop your character. Watershed experiences are sharp doses of reality that force you to look deeply at your reasons, root motives and impetus for doing certain things.
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Step 2
ChangeAccept the fact that after a watershed experience, you will not be the same person you were before; hopefully you’ll be a better one because defining moments compel you to confront and clean up excessive pride, ambition, bad habits and hidden agendas.
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Step 3
Lifelong LearningLook beyond any euphoria or despair caused by the experience to the lifelong learning and maturity you will obtain. Both watershed experiences and defining moments help us curb idealism and separate fact from fiction.












Comments
Limowreck said
on 6/20/2008 Boy, it's so hard to keep from getting caught up in the emotion of the experience. This article is a good reminder to keep a clear head and keep it all in perspective. Thank you!