Define what management is: Next, write a letter that is informal and conversational in tone. Imagine that you are talking to a future student who is just about to begin this course. You'll want to keep in mind that this imaginary audience hasn't learned all of the concepts you now know, so keep this reflection very simple. Now that you've reviewed the beginning of the course and your definition of "management," have you changed your mind? Would you change your definition of "management" today? If so, add your change in perspective to your letter. In your letter, give one example of what you have learned in this course and how it connects to your professional or personal goals. Is there a concept that resonated with you that made you think? What was the most interesting thing you learned? Discuss why it was interesting and how you think another person might be engaged with these topics. Keep your letter informational and conversational.