Final Assignment

Challenge: The challenge I'm facing is adjusting to living with my mom again after a long

time of not living together. I think it will be complicated, because we have very different

routines and rhythms, we both get used to just thinking about our personal plans and it is

complex to make things work again. However, there are many factors that I now

understand about her that I did not do before, so now I can think a little more about what

she needs and thus adapt changes that work for both of us and do not help us achieve our

goals as a team and personal.

Selection: ​I have considered using the mind map tool, because it will allow me to segment

what my mother's priorities are and better define what mine are. In this way, it will be

easier to create the appropriate strategies for a faster and more harmonious adaptation

period.

Application: For the application of this tool, investigate some ways to make this matter a

little more dynamic, visual and easy for my mother to understand. I will consider some

aspects that are important to her and conduct some visual surveys, in addition to

establishing conversations with her, listen to her and working as a team, assuming that

she is my authority around the house. It's interesting how we can make changes. Including

things that we have never tried before as a family. And what I consider most important

about this is that we are both in the best disposition to work to achieve the desired results

and continue to grow as people.

Insight: ​Applying this tool, we realized how different our lives and our priorities are,

however, we found that by focusing on our common goals at the beginning of the day

trying not to procrastinate, the rest of our personal activities, desires, needs, hobbies, etc.

you can be covered throughout the day after doing what it takes to get the homework

done.

In addition to the fact that we were able to create a routine that allowed us to be more

disciplined in our daily lives and in addition to not affecting the routine of the other, it is a

long-term personal benefit.

Approach: ​I consider this little experiment to have been a big step in our mother-daughter

relationship, however, one of the things I would do differently next time would be to

listen to my mother's ideas more, because throughout this process there were occasional

reproaches of that things could have been done differently, but there was no proactive

involvement of my mother in it. So, in conclusion, I would involve her more in the design

of the strategy.

