The document outlines a personal progress plan emphasizing the importance of establishing healthy habits and learning new skills within a religious framework. It details specific activities, such as attending sacrament meetings, completing values experiences, and engaging in community projects, all aimed at fostering spiritual growth and personal development. Additionally, it advocates for utilizing existing skills and interests while maintaining a structured approach to achieve personal goals.

1. Personal
Progress

2. WhY?

5. When you save a girl, you save
Generations
– Gordon B. Hinckley

7. Set-up healthy
habits and learn
new skills

9. You’re already doing it

11. Helps you keep the
commandments

13. Helps you set goals

14. What?

15. Attend sacrament meeting regularly.

16. Attend sacrament meeting regularly.
Live the standards in For the Strength of Youth .

17. Attend sacrament meeting regularly.
Live the standards in For the Strength of Youth .
Complete the values experiences and value project for each of the eight
values.

18. Attend sacrament meeting regularly.
Live the standards in For the Strength of Youth .
Complete the values experiences and value project for each of the eight
values.
Attend seminary

19. Attend sacrament meeting regularly.
Live the standards in For the Strength of Youth .
Complete the values experiences and value project for each of the eight
values.
Attend seminary
Read the Book of Mormon regularly

20. Attend sacrament meeting regularly.
Live the standards in For the Strength of Youth .
Complete the values experiences and value project for each of the eight
values.
Attend seminary
Read the Book of Mormon regularly
Keep a personal journal

21. Attend sacrament meeting regularly.
Live the standards in For the Strength of Youth .
Complete the values experiences and value project for each of the eight
values.
Attend seminary
Read the Book of Mormon regularly
Keep a personal journal
Record your testimony of the Savior Jesus Christ

22. You will complete six experiences (three
required & three elective) and one ten-hour
project in each of the first seven Young
Women values.
*For the value of virtue, you will complete
four required experiences and the required
project of reading The Book of Mormon.
You may begin with any value and work in
any order.
Faith
Divine Nature
Individual Worth
Knowledge
Choice and Accountability
Good Works
Integrity
Virtue

23. Value Projects
Complete the 6 experiences for the value before starting your Value
Project, and have your parents or YW leaders approve the project
before you begin.
You may include others in your YW project, but each project must take
a minimum of 10 hours of your own time.

24. When?

25. When?
NOW!

26. •Use what you already do.

27. •Use what you already do.
Sports, drama, choir, sewing, piano

28. •Use what you already do.
Sports, drama, choir, sewing, piano
•What are you good at?

29. •Use what you already do.
Sports, drama, choir, sewing, piano
•What are you good at?
Reading, memorizing, talking, teaching?

30. •Use what you already do.
Sports, drama, choir, sewing, piano
•What are you good at?
Reading, memorizing, talking, teaching?
•What do you want to learn?

31. •Use what you already do.
Sports, drama, choir, sewing, piano
•What are you good at?
Reading, memorizing, talking, teaching?
•What do you want to learn?
New language, pottery, knitting, Family History

32. •Use what you already do.
Sports, drama, choir, sewing, piano
•What are you good at?
Reading, memorizing, talking, teaching?
•What do you want to learn?
New language, pottery, knitting, Family History
•What do you want to get better at?

33. •Use what you already do.
Sports, drama, choir, sewing, piano
•What are you good at?
Reading, memorizing, talking, teaching?
•What do you want to learn?
New language, pottery, knitting, Family History
•What do you want to get better at?
Cooking, musical instrument, singing

34. •Use what you already do.
Sports, drama, choir, sewing, piano
•What are you good at?
Reading, memorizing, talking, teaching?
•What do you want to learn?
New language, pottery, knitting, Family History
•What do you want to get better at?
Cooking, musical instrument, singing
•Find a partner.

35. •Use what you already do.
Sports, drama, choir, sewing, piano
•What are you good at?
Reading, memorizing, talking, teaching?
•What do you want to learn?
New language, pottery, knitting, Family History
•What do you want to get better at?
Cooking, musical instrument, singing
•Find a partner.
What can your family members and friends teach you? (or learn with
you!)

36. How?

37. Technology
Use the personal progress
website

39. http://www.personalprogress.lds.org

40. Cinderella
***********

42. Minnie Mouse

44. Additional Value
Experiences

49. PRIVATE JOURNAL ENTRY
Dear Journal, Feb 14,2020
I went to the Royal Ball tonight and I lost one of my really
cute shoes.
Love,
Cinderella
P.S. Prince Charming is sooo over rated, I wonder if
Bishop Klaich has any sons?

50. Cute
make a journal

51. Organized
Use a goal sheet

52. checked once this Action is
completed.

53. draw your own boxes for ongoing
tracking
If it says to do something "every day for two weeks," you would draw 14
little squares. If it says, "once a week for three weeks," you would draw three
squares.

54. where it can be found in the book
something like "Divine Nature, Experience 3" would be noted as "DN3."

55. Really Specific Action plan
Something like, "Memorize this scripture:_____________" or "Record in my
journal how I felt about the service project I did this past week."

56. think about your schedule for the week and
identify a time you could work on your Personal
Progress.
This also allows you to easily transfer the assignments onto your calendars or phone as
reminders/alerts.

57. The final column is simply a place to add notes.
Something like, "Daily for two weeks, ending on June 16th" or "I want this one to be an ongoing
habit."

58. Visual
color code

59. highlighted every page
scriptures to look up in blue
actions items in pink (talk to someone, write in journal, share
testimony, etc.) .
time-sensitive in green
personal indication of "I'm planning on doing this one.“ in yellow
hand-written notes indicate that two value experiences overlap.

60. Low on ideas
PersonalProgressHelper.blogspot.co
m
And
pinterest

61. Fast
PersonalProgress12weeks.weebly.com

62. Baby Steps
Break it down

63. Faith #1
1. Learn about faith from the scriptures. Read Hebrews 11; Alma 32:17-43; Ether 12:6-
22; and Joseph Smith History 1:11-20.
2. Read 2 general conference talks on faith
3. Establish a habit of prayer in your life. Regularly say prayers for 2 weeks
4. Discuss with your parent or leader about what you have learned
5. Express in your journal your feelings about faith and prayer

64. Finished?

65. Get Your medallion!

66. Get Your medallion!
Then your Honor Bee!

67. Get Your medallion!
Then your Honor Bee!
Then start again!