The Importance Of Making Mistakes In The United States Air Force

I know I have made plenty of mistakes while I served in the United States Air Force. One time that really stands out is when I worked in vehicle dispatch of Vehicle Operations that I tried to take things into my own hands, even when I had a higher ranking individual that I didn’t think was the brightest to make such a decision. I was supposed to call my leadership if I was unsure about what took priority on dispatching drivers when I was on the midnight shift and limited to so many drivers. Instead of doing so, I just had too much confidence in what I was doing and got yelled at the next morning for it. They understood where I was coming from when I explained my side of the story, but I learned that I can’t take on the world, especially being a young, low-ranking individual that didn’t know all the policies and regulations for dispatch. After I made my mistake in the military, I learned that life does go on and it’s best to not do it again. I can’t stand looking like a failure or make

It is important to think creatively because it is easier to remember what we did last time and makes it a positive mindset instead of tearing us down, thinking we are nothing but failures. The different techniques I have learned from this course has been to look at things in different perspectives. To be able to break down the problem using graphs, charts, rephrasing, others’ viewpoints, brainstorming and so forth to actually creative with trying to figure out the problem at hand and to show positive mindset instead of being stuck mentally with a problem. I will use these techniques in the future because it made things a lot less complicated than what it really was. Problems are difficult but they really don’t have to be when you can create an imaginative environment for yourself to find a solution to a