1. Describe the problem or concern you would like to investigate. If you were going to write question about what you care about what would it be?
2. Provide a clear answer to the following three statements:
   • I am researching (What Topic?) ---leadership style and team performance
   • Because I want to find out (So What? Issue/question)___________
   • In order to (Now What? Application/Purpose)_______
3. What prompted you to care about the problem you will be investigating? What do hope to do as a result of your systematic review research project?

Use the following questions to organize your reflection: this part just image like a group conversation

1. "WHAT? Discuss what happened? What did you notice, what facts or observations stood out?" Try to not inject your bias into this observation, for example, "everyone talked". Instead notice the details "people asked questions that built on each other..." 2. "SO WHAT?" Then, after all the salient observations have been collected, ask, "SO WHAT? Why is that important? What patterns or conclusions are emerging? What hypotheses or conclusions can you make? 3. "NOW WHAT?" After the sense making is over, ask, "NOW WHAT? What actions make sense? What will we take away from this? And why might this matter to me personally and professionally?"