LDS Philanthropies Post-Workshop Checklist

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Thank you, [memb_contact fields=FirstName], you’ve completed the post-workshop checklist. Here it is again in case you want to look through it and refresh your experience.
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[memb_contact fields=FirstName], you’ve made a major investment in your future. And now’s the time to “lock in” what you got at “The Engaged Contributor” workshop. Even if you just take a minute or two now to “process” the experience, you’ll be reminded of it again and find it affecting your day.

So please complete the checklist below. We’ll consider it a personal favor — to have the benefit of your own idiosyncratic “take” on the experience.
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Step 1 of 8

Some questions ask for a 1-5 rating, others are open-ended. Feel free to skip over anything you want to … this isn’t a “test.”

Before the workshop
Having the learning center set up, and getting regular emails to lead up to the workshop.
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You as the Contributing Member of Society You Are

Day One
Focus of the work: What could be possible for the world ~ when we choose a strategy of seeing the best?
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… especially when you own up to how you’re already more successful and already know much more than you know you know.
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… especially when you own up to how you’re already more successful and already know much more than you know you know.
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And so the task of the workshop was to bring that wisdom to the surface — and make it more accessible to all of us.

Is there anything you can think of that we could do now … to elevate this experience to having been among the most useful or powerful workshops — or most inspiring professional development experiences — you’ve taken part in? (We’re told that this experience goes way beyond professional development.)
Do any conditions come to mind — that were present before, during or after our time together — that you think may have contributed to the quality of this experience for you?
Any other comments (for example, the highpoint for you; any points where you saw opportunities for improvement; what the best”take-away” was?)
What do you want to know more about?

Step 1 of 8

Before the workshop

You as the Contributing Member of Society You Are

Day One

Viewing our work as being about:

Reframing: Seeing What We Have to Work With

Your Identity as a Contributor

Day Two

What we want and what we have to get there:

Closing the workshop

Throughout the whole time