The first step for individuals, families, or organizations to upgrade is to understand their “starting point.” This is to identify your baseline. What are your current location, state (condition), status, skills, resources, capabilities, knowledge, tools. Where are you? What resources do you have? What circumstantial factors impact you? What is presently motivating you to seek a change?
The identity of your baseline will be used to measure future progress, to direct development, to guide your upgrade from where you are to what you desire.
Your identified baseline is that from or against which all subsequent actions and decisions will be measured.
Identifying your baseline will set the stage for targeted improvements, providing a clear snapshot of the present situation to inform future strategies, enabling you to effectively plan for necessary enhancements or interventions.
Baseline is where an individual or entity stands before beginning a planned process of improvement or change.
Identifying your baseline is about assessing what is relevant about the present.
The more honestly realistic you are about your baseline, the more satisfactory your upgrade process experience will be.
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