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This document contains prompts for reflecting on positive experiences, qualities, and goals including favorite memories, things one is grateful for or proud of, as well as dreams for the future around topics such as adventures, goals, and superpowers. The prompts cover a range of experiences from the personal to social and aim to have the responder think about aspects of their life, character and relationships that bring happiness, meaning or inspiration.
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- 1. A time when you felt happy Something you are grateful for The funniest memory you have A place where you feel happiest 5 things you like about you
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