YOUR BRIEF
What to work through
Pick an outcome you can discuss honestly. Separate what you controlled from what you learned afterward.
- Use an example from your own experience.
- Explain your role, your actions and the outcome.
- Be ready for follow-up questions about your decisions.
BEFORE YOU START
Make your reasoning visible
- Name your responsibility and the missed outcome.
- Walk through your response to the failure.
- Give a later example of how you applied the lesson.
Need a starting point?
Watch for these common gaps as you prepare:
- Disguising a success as a failure.
- Offering a lesson without showing a change in behavior.