Peter Senge describes personal mastery is one of the core disciplines needed to build a learning organization.
Since personal mastery applies to individual learning, organizations cannot learn until their members begin to learn. To start
the personal mastery, the organization must define what individual is trying to achieve, and need a true measure of how
close one is to the goal. After setting individual goals, critical reflection is significant as people develop personal mastery
and continue to expand their ability to create the results they want. McCutchan (1997) stated that through dialogue individuals
built shared vision which pulled the organization and it was people toward the goals they truly wanted to achieve.