Personal SWOT analysis & Grow in Your Career

Course Description

Personal SWOT analysis: Swot Analysis Personality Development

Learn from a life coach who has taught more than 10000+ people worldwide through video courses.

Perhaps you are starting your career or you have worked for few years and now you want to grow in your career. In both cases, this course is going to be very beneficial to you. The name of the tool taught in this course is SWOT analysis. Previously, SWOT analysis used to be conducted for a business but it is beneficial to our personal life and career also.

A personal SWOT analysis provides insights based on your personality strengths and weaknesses, what challenges you see ahead of you, and what opportunities are present around you now and in the future.
SWOT analysis provides you with a good foundation for personal growth. Career does not move forward automatically. For that, you need to think, plan and implement new methods.

What is an individual SWOT investigation?

A SWOT investigation thinks about all elements, regardless of whether positive or negative, outer or inside. You can utilize this investigation as a rule, for example, deciding a lifelong way, making a compelling exhibition assessment or choosing how to plan an item. In a self SWOT examination, you survey yourself exhaustively, with regards to a given circumstance.

SWOT represents:

1) Qualities

2) Shortcomings

3) Openings

4) Dangers

To make a standard SWOT investigation, bring a case and separate it into four squares. Each square contains one of the SWOT themes: qualities, shortcomings, openings and dangers of a circumstance. Utilize the squares to make your rundowns under the various classes. You can incorporate however many things in the squares as you really want to shape an exhaustive end. Follow these five stages to make a careful self SWOT investigation for an assortment of expert circumstances:]

What will students learn in your Personal SWOT analysis Course? 

1) Importance of SWOT analysis

2) How to find your strengths & weaknesses

3) How to find your opportunities & threats

4) How to convert strengths & opportunities into real results