"Personal Development" Assignment

My first assignment which, in fact, oficially declare the start of the journey. It was an useful experience because there is already some time since I have done my last assignment and I have lost a little bit from my "exercise". Never matter, I have to prepare and together with the feedback that I will get from the examinator, I want to say that I will improve myself to a level that should enable me a nice and useful journey.
There is some time since I made my reflection upon my career and set some objectives for the future. The role of this assignment was exactly this. And I can say, made me some thoughts in which direction should I go for long term. Of course, overall I made some thoughts but this exercise forced me to establish also some plan how to achieve it. I really enjoyed it, and the support of my learning team was gorgeuous. I also oficially thanks Patrick Galig for his advice how to structure my work  (http://www.galig.ch/blog/) based on his experience by Henley.
Just some learning points that I have developed as I worked for this assignment and which I should take care for the future:
1. Be sure that you understand exactly which are the requirements. Here, a discussion with the tutor or learning team can really help
2. Make your thoughts, ideas (mind manager?) and try to get some draft of text out of it. Structure your text until you get a main format which you will develop later.
3. Put a cover page, table of contents, header, pagination, exec summary, intro, conclusion, bibliography, etc.
4. Link every concept from the requirements text to a concept from theory. Try to develop it based on theory and, where possible, try to critisice it.
5. Use graphics as much as possible, it would help your examinator to understand your ideas better and for you to structure your thoughts.
6. Do not forget to declare the source of text where others sources are used: references are very important to be separate declared at the end
7. If you are not a native english - as me, cross-check your writings with a native speaker.
That is for now, eager to meet again my team at next workshop that starts already in 3 days :). See you, guys, in London.