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Having worked through the MSR cues, the practitioner will feel positive and in control of their practice, prepared to move into the third and fourth dialogical movements. Whilst negative feelings and anxiety may not have been totally eclipsed, at least the practitioner can acknowledge and understand them. The value of reflection is reinforced, and with it, a stronger sense of purpose and commitment towards a practice that the practitioner can acknowledge as they close the reflective spiral.

Through writing and reflection, the practitioner naturally learns to pay attention to their everyday experiences. In doing so, their practice becomes more alive and meaningful. They become increasingly mindful of self within practice itself. Things are less taken for granted. Practitioners become more curious, more questioning. The gate is open to becoming a reflective practitioner as someone who lives reflection in his or her everyday practice.