Preparing a Professional Development Plan

10710Submit a 5- to 7-page (excluding a title page and References section) Professional Development Plan (PDP). In your Plan, do the following:

Further develop the goals you crafted in Week 1 of this course. Each goal’s narrative must incorporate the following:
A statement of your goal
An explanation of your motivation for wanting to achieve the goal and how it relates to your personal values
A brief description of the steps you intend to take to accomplish your goal, including any relevant tools, strategies, or resources
A description of how the Doctoral Coach will help you transition from coursework to capstone
A description of how the Doctoral Coach will be helpful to you when determining your goals for each term
An explanation of how you plan to use technology and/or social media to promote completion of your goal
An explanation of how these steps reflect consideration of personal strengths and weaknesses relevant to the goal
A timeline for completion of your goal
Use your SWOT analysis, PLN, and “The New Drivers of Leadership” Self-Assessment results as guides to ensure alignment.
Include appropriate references cited in accordance with appropriate APA formatting. Your References section must include a minimum of five APA-formatted, scholarly citations. Your resources must include the following:
Two to three readings (e.g., book, periodical, journal, etc.)
At least two forms of technology and/or social media sites that will contribute to the formation of your own PDP
At least one other resource (e.g., SWOT analysis, “The New Drivers of Leadership” Self-Assessment results, and/or your Personal Learning Network [PLN] plan)

****To help with this assignment****
My goals are:
1. to become a sole proprietor to start my own work from home business
2. to create generational wealth

My new driver leadership assessment results…scores are based on your leadership style.
Driver 1 (energy)-100
Driver 2- (focus)- 97
Driver 3 (speed)- 140
Driver 4- (challenge)- 73

Casse, P. (February 2014). The new drivers of leadership. Training Journal, 27–30.

I have also attached my PLN for help as well.