This report delves into the crucial aspects of personal and professional development, exploring various self-managed learning approaches, the benefits they offer, and the application of these skills in addressing work-based problems. It examines the VARK and Honey and Mumford theories, providing a framework for understanding individual learning styles. The report also outlines a comprehensive personal development plan, incorporating critical evaluation and revision for effective implementation. Furthermore, it analyzes popular problem-solving strategies like Kurt Lewin's change management model and Kotter's eight-step model, highlighting the importance of teamwork, training, and time management in achieving successful outcomes.