Developing people in sport for over 30 years
How it works
Answer 27 quick fire, simple questions to see how you can improve your 7i's. This should not take you more than 3 minutes.
This scorecard has been developed by the Excel Team to help you as a parent identify which areas you need to focus on in order to help your children go through their sporting experiences. The 7 i's method is a 360 degrees view that helps you achieve this. It will give you confidence in your ability to make the right choices.
You'll be scored based on your understanding of the following key ares:
Informing (yourself)
Information is important because it allows you to make informed decisions, solve problems, and gain knowledge.
Interpreting (for you)
Interpretation is important because it enables you to filter out personally irrelevant information and extract something personally meaningful.
Identifying (areas)
Identifying key areas of focus is important, it helps prioritise and allocate attention and resources to the most relevant and valuable information for your goals and objectives.
Initiating (a plan)
Planning is important because it provides a roadmap for achieving goals, helps identify potential obstacles and work on solutions.
Implementing (the plan)
Immersing yourself into action fully is important because it turns ideas and strategies into specific actions enabling you to achieve your goals and objectives.
Insights (from actions)
Reflecting on specific and detailed tasks after action is so important because it enables you to see the next step clearly and move forward. It is very motivating.
Improving (yourself)
Repetition is important because it reinforces learning, improves retention of information, and enhances the development of new skills and habits. This moves you forward.
Mindset (key thinking)
Developing a positive and growth-oriented mindset can bring a wide range of benefits. It may take time and effort, but the benefits can be significant and long-lasting.
Motivation (understanding)
Understanding motivation can be highly beneficial in many areas of life, such as personal development, education, and work. It can have a profound impact on both you personally and those you interact with.
