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MyLDS 2015_Day 2_Connecting The Dots
- 2. Leeds, UK – Jordan – Singapore Singaporean Law Joined AIESEC in 2010 OGX member (10-11), OGXTL (11-12), LCVP OGX (12-13) MCVP Exchange (13-14): AIESEC in Jordan MCVP oGCP (14-15): AIESEC in Singapore
- 3. Why are we here? • We know about why our organisation,AIESEC exists • We know about our personal why and what want to we fight for • How do we connect these two?
- 4. INTRODUCING…
- 6. The Marshmallow Challenge • 18 minutes • Goal is to build the tallest free-standing structure with materials provided • Place the entire marshmallow on top of the structure • You don’t need to use all the materials • You are free to break/cut materials • Structure must be on the floor!
- 10. 1 minute left!
- 11. Looking back…
- 12. 15 minutes – Reflect and share • What went well during the challenge? • What were my personal and team challenges? • What could be improved? • What did I learn?
- 13. PersonalWhy I stand for… My current state Learning Activities & Challenges Reflection
- 15. AIESEC provides variety of opportunities and challenges
- 16. To fight for a world with greater equality I applied to be LCVP OGX in AIESEC Put out of my comfort zone in learning to deal with people Dealing with EPs, members, university, EB AIESEC NETWORK To develop myself and learn to connect with people I truly stepped out of my comfort zone and gained confidence I believe in personal development for a greater societal cause A better version of me more capable to fight for ‘my world’
- 17. Look back at what you stand for…
- 18. Bridging the gap
- 21. Your Behavioural Challenge – 30 mins • What is the gap between my current state and what I stand for? • What do I need to do differently from today in order to grow myself? • Write it down, share and get support from your home group mates!
- 23. Leadership and AIESEC? • Leadership – start with leading myself – Learning through challenges and reflecting – Taking actions to do things differently in order to become a better version of myself • AIESEC provides opportunities for growth, it is up to you to take them up – Be curious to find out more
Editor's Notes
- Introduction on session objectives
- Reflecting back on delegates’ performance during the marshmallow challenge..
- Delegates should reflect on these questions and then share within their home groups
- All of you have a personal value that you stand for as a person. And maybe that is something that is pretty far away for you right now in your current state. But, you can always build towards your personal value to make yourself closer to your goal. And how as we illustrated today through our marshmallow challenge, that is through activities and challenges. And after being through challenges, we reflect on them and even eventually learn from them. We become closer and closer to our personal why with each day, with every step that we take.
- And that is what personal growth is all about. If we are all passionate about taking up challenges and learning from them, we can continue to grow. And as we grow ourselves, we put ourselves closer to what we stand for every time.
- What AIESEC then provides is a variety of opportunities and challenges for you. We believe in peace and fulfilment of humankind’s potential. It is about developing the potential of every individual to its fullest – that includes each and every one of you here. And we believe that providing opportunities to you for practical learning and then facilitating your inner reflection can help you to grow personally. The more opportunities and challenges you take up, the more growth you can achieve. And it is up to you to choose the relevance of the opportunities to your own personal goals.
- To illustrate it abit better, I would like to share the story of my greatest learning in AIESEC so far.
- So let’s look back at what you found out in the previous session on what you stand for..
- Is there a gap currently? What do you need to learn in order to bridge that gap? How should you develop yourself in order to bridge that gap?
- Let’s imagine yourself building your tower now – challenging yourself, learning and developing yourself throughout the process. And we hope this process starts now, right at MyLDS where you have the support of fellow 600 delegates of AIESEC in Malaysia. All of us believe in personal growth to become a better person with each day, and we can support each other to achieve our individual personal value. If I want to grow personally, then for sure, I can’t be always doing the same thing, expecting a different outcome right? I should look at where I should improve on, and then find the correct opportunity to help me improve on that aspect. And that may sometimes involve changing behaviours.
- To make myself clearer, I will share a story of my own behavioural challenge, on the things I took to try to change how I behave based on what I would like to fight for.
- So what is your behavioural challenge? Reflect on these questions!
- Ensure that your goal is SMART
- Recap