I have worked a lot on group projects and collaborative tasks in this course and in my previous semesters. My ability to effectively distribute tasks, communicate with team members, and ensure that everyone's contribution is valued and incorporated into the finished product shows my strength in teamwork. For example, during our last group presentation, which was about creating a marketing plan for a new product BiTaksi, I took the lead by setting clear goals, scheduling frequent meetings and facilitating discussions that inspired everyone to contribute their ideas. My ability to mediate disputes and maintain a favorable group dynamic resulted in a well$-$organized and well$-$received presentation. The encouraging comments from the lecturer and my peers reinforced my belief that teamwork is one of my strongest points. Despite my advantages, I am aware that I still have a lot of work to do in the areas of productivity and time management. During the semester, I often faced difficulty in managing assignments, activities, and personal commitments. Thirdly, I will set myself achievable goals for each working day or learning session. I will use the SMART goal system to ensure that the goals are precise, quantifiable, achievable, relevant, and have a time limit$.$ Fourth, I plan to use the Pomodoro Technique, a time management technique in which I will have to work for $25$ minutes and then take short breaks in between. I will use this strategy with a simple timer to help me maintain focus and avoid burnout. Fifth, I will evaluate my weekly growth to see which strategies are effective and which must be changed. This review will help me make the necessary adjustments and improve my time management strategy. Keeping a reflexive notebook in which I record challenges and successes will serve as a feedback mechanism for my continuous development.

Finally, I will take advantage of the college's time management workshops and consult with peers or mentors who are experienced in this area. Taking online courses on websites such as Coursera, college career services and books such as David Allen's "Getting Things Done" will provide additional support.

In short, reflecting on my strengths and growth has given me important new perspectives on my professional and personal development journey. I am determined to become a more successful and well$-$rounded person by focusing on improving my time management and productivity. The importance of continual self$-$improvement and strategic planning for long$-$term success was emphasized by this reflexive activity.