I liked this week’s readings. I chose to read to “Be a Mirror” by Gravity Goldberg and “Try Feedfoward Instead of Feedback” by Marshall Goldsmith. In Goldberg’s reading, I found that the article was implementing the idea of providing feedback that would better the person’s mindset and help them in the future and even in their daily life. I liked the five qualities of feedback: Be specific, focus on what the reader is doing, focus on the process, make sure it can transfer, and take yourself out of the feedback. The one I felt was the most interesting was the “take yourself out of the feedback” because it’s the removal of oneself and making it personal by using the person’s name. If you allow yourself to see yourself as the student, you can provide better feedback that will change them and their mindsets. “Try Feedfoward Instead of Feedback” by Marshall Goldsmith states: There is a fundamental problem with all types of feedback: it focuses on the past, on what has al...