LEAD Together [NSW STATECON 2014]
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This document discusses using storytelling to connect and inspire people to take action. It encourages understanding that one is part of a community and turning passions into actions. It prompts the reader to consider what actions they will take to reach their goals.
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LEAD Together [NSW STATECON 2014]
- 1. LEAD Together Zhi & Pris
- 2. Objectives • I understand that I am connected to a community of passionate people • I am inspired to turn my passions into actions
- 3. The power of storytelling •Stories engage people •Stories connect people •Stories inspire people
- 4. Get into your LC
- 5. AIESEC UTS
- 12. What actions will you take to reach your goals?
- 13. Objectives • I understand that I am connected to a community of passionate people • I am inspired to turn my passions into actions
- 14. Hope you had a roaring time!
Editor's Notes
- Alaskan story tellers-
- Reflection music start!Guiding for questionsGoal stage:What do you what to achieve out of your time in AIESEC? Why?What will define success in your term? (EB)Reality:Is that happening yet? Why not?What’s stopping you from reaching/doing it?What would you do differently?Options:What else could you do?What would happen if you did nothing?What is the hardest/most challenging part of that for you? What do you have to lose/gain by doing that?Will:What support do you need to get that done?How will you know when you have done it?Who will you involve in this?What would have happened to know you have achieved the goal?
- What to do you think of the AIESEC vision and BHAG? - “To engage and develop every young person in the world.”What is your personal BHAGShe then proceeded to ask me what I thought of AIESEC values and I replied that I believe AIESEC is really a platform that unites and creates youth with a passion for change. I told her about my passion for and views towards youth leadership and how I personally have always wanted to become someone that can inspire others to make the most of their youth and realise their potential to positively impact on this world. I pointed out historical moments where youths were the spark for change and therefore it is important that youths realise what they are capable. Midway telling Jojo this I understood that I do believe that AIESEC is place where this can become possible and that my own values are more aligned that AIESEC’s than I realised. Sure we filled out our platforms about our values and what AIESEC is to us but I don’t believe I actually connected the dots or realised what I was writing then.
- I’m fortunate in that from a young age, I was brought up to recognise that I could do differently. That I possessed the potential and capability to create change. What I want though, is for other people to realise this. That’s why I’m dedicated to helping 1 million people realise and utilise their capability to make a positive change.So how does this tie into AIESEC? It’s simple really, it’s because I know how AIESEC is relevant to me and my personal goals. What better way is it to reach that 1 million than through a student and youth run organisation that focuses on leadership development? My personal BHAG is a big reason why I’ve done so many things both inside and outside of AIESEC, including step up for LCP at AIESEC UTS.
- Personal BHAG is why I ran for LCP
- Why am in AIESEC?Why did I run for AIESEC UTS LCP?Work with youthsPassion = youth leadershipAction = stepping up for AIESEC positions