Ogl 360 Final Portfolio Sarahreinhardt
Ogl 360 Final Portfolio Sarahreinhardt
Sarah Reinhardt
4/29/2020
Part I: Where You Want to
Be
Always Growing and Learning
I.1. What Leadership
Means to You
Revisiting your still life, did anything change over the last 7 weeks?
The last seven weeks have resulted in a change in perception of myself and my focus.
The images I selected for my still life seem somehow childish and immaterial. I’ve
spent the last seven weeks of my life in my home, living, working, doing schoolwork,
and feeling both isolated, safe, and grateful, simultaneously.
I believe I am less inwardly focused and more focused on those around me. I am still
aware of myself and my goals, but I have focused on thinking less about myself and
more about those around me.
My understanding of my own values and why I selected those values has become more
apparent to me. Spending time with my peer coaches has helped me see value in
places I may have missed previously. I see value in their values in a way that I would
have missed several weeks ago.
I’m leaving my original still life here as a reminder, eventually I will produce something
that is a better illustration.
I.2. Core Values
• Top Five Core Values:
• Consistency, Dependability, Transparency – These values are important to me and I feel that they go together. They
are all traits that I look for in my own leaders
• Integrity – Important in everything I do; treating others as I would want to be treated
• Balance – Having balance in work and life; having a balanced personality
• *My peer coaches referenced multiple times humility or being humble, and that this value was apparent in my writing
and discussions with them. Adding it here because it is now always in the back of my mind. It may be a good
touchstone for me!
• Link between your core values and objects in your still life:
• All the objects are tied to growth and development:
• The coffee mug, pen, and notebook represent tools I use on my leadership journey as I learn more about myself,
my goals, and my values as a woman and a leader.
• The cactus and poinsettia are both representations of my personality that are reflected in my leadership values,
representing change and aspects of my personality that need to be softened over time for me to be a good leader.
I.3. Future Vision
Professional and
Personal
• The next five to ten years…
To continue my journey by • Increase my professional network and establish deeper bonds.
exploring the world around me, • Take better care of myself and realize that not everything has to be perfect.
• Continue evaluating my career and determine where I want to be in the next 5, 10 years,
focusing on learning and and beyond.
expanding my capacity to learn. • Determine next steps for my education: pursue my masters or evaluate Agile
certifications such as Certified Agile Coach, SAFe certification.
• Stretch my learning style
• Consider if my path includes obtaining a titled leadership position or remaining as
individual contributor.
• Move back to a role at a startup.
• Continuing learning and growing.
Part II: Where You Are
Evaluating
II.1. Sociogram
• My network is:
• underdeveloped and needs some
attention to grow and flourish.
• not very diverse as most of the friends
are also co-workers and my current co-
workers are the closest friends I have
• My family bonds are a work in progress but
getting stronger!
• As a working adult with no children and few
community ties, I need to be creative to
establish additional bonds:
• Volunteering
• Condo building committee
• Book club
• Friends of friends
Sar ah R einhar dt LPI
II.2. Leadership Model the Way Shared Vision Challenge the Process
Assessment
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• My strengths are Encouraging the
Heart and Modeling the Way.
• My biggest weakness is Inspiring
a Shared Vision
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III.5. What
Matters Most
to You
III.5. Daily
Planning
Finish OGL
Degree
for
Education
Integrated
Timeline 05/15/2020
Start Using
12/31/2020
Evaluate
05/01/2021
Evaluate
Passion Progress Progress
Planner Towards Towards
Goals Goals
Part IV: Overall Conclusion
Growth In All Things
Conclusion
• This was a great review of all the components of the class.
• Pulling everything together in one place makes it more consumable for the future
and for delivering on the action plan.
• This has been one of the more challenging courses of my Organizational
Leadership program so far, and one of the most enjoyable.
• It’s become apparent that one of the biggest roadblocks to my success is keeping
myself on track and focused on what I want to achieve.
• I envision using The Leadership Challenge book, along with the LPI assessment on
a weekly basis as a reminder and tools to refocus.