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If you don’t know where you’re going, any direction is right! Do you still know your objective? Do you remember where your journey started? Do you remember your initial dream? Have you read the previous blogs? If so, you have been through a pattern of quite analytical...

Are you a Master's student in Industrial Engineering and Management looking to develop your personal leadership skills and achieve your dreams? Then read on because in this blog, we will help you make a plan that is more specific, effective, and tailored to your...

Assignment for this week: Based on the text provided in the blog of last week, develop a personal leadership plan focusing on achieving your dream and creating a well-crafted vision for it. 1. Write down your dream and the goal you want to achieve. 2. Identify the...

Once you start, keep going. Stay in the flow! What are you going to work on? If you have read the previous blogs, you will have discovered the dream you want to commit to. You know your goal and why you want to put energy into it. With the previous exercise, you found...

Less is more! Congratulations on being a Master's student in Industrial Engineering and Management! You are on your way to gaining the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in this ever-evolving field. As you embark on this journey, it is essential to keep in mind...

Less is more! Assignment 1: 1. Reflect on your current goals and brainstorm a list of "hows" to achieve them. 2. Use the 80/20 principle to identify the top 20% of the "hows" that will produce 80% of the results. 3. Further narrow down the list to the three most...

Less is more! How do you come up with only three answers to the question “how”? Getting maximum results requires focusing on the most important variables in a process. The assignment in the previous blog was to reduce the outcome of your brainstorm to three answers to...

Is one dream enough? As an MSc student in Industrial Engineering and Management, you probably have big dreams for your future. You may have a clear idea of what you want to achieve and why you want to achieve it. However, as the previous article "Having a dream is not...

Having a dream is not enough! Assignments 1. Reflection: Take some time to reflect on your current dreams and aspirations. Ask yourself, "What do I want to achieve in my personal and professional life?" Write down your thoughts in a journal, and make sure to include...