This report provides a comprehensive analysis of personal and professional development, focusing on self-managed learning, skill enhancement, and time management within the context of the Thomas Cook Group. The report explores various approaches to self-managed learning, including training programs, learning from mistakes, and leveraging experience and the internet to enhance knowledge and skills. It highlights the benefits of self-managed learning within an organization, such as up-gradation of existing knowledge, personality development, increased productivity, and improved decision-making. Furthermore, the report outlines personal skills and competencies necessary for professional development, including analytical thinking, leadership, communication, and problem-solving. It identifies opportunities to meet current and future needs through open communication and skill development plans. The report also includes a detailed personal and professional development plan, outlining learning objectives, current proficiency levels, and strategies for skill improvement, along with timelines and evaluation criteria. Finally, the report addresses work-based problems, time management approaches, and solutions, providing practical insights into enhancing professional performance.