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This document provides guidance on discovering an individual or group's "WHY" through storytelling and theme identification. The process involves: 1. Preparing by gathering meaningful life stories and experiences to share with a partner or group. 2. Sharing stories with an active listener who helps identify recurring themes and ideas. 3. Drafting a WHY statement that captures the essence of how one positively impacts others based on the identified themes. 4. Adapting the process for groups by defining common values and beliefs to articulate a "nested WHY" that gives the group a shared identity and purpose.
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- 1. Find Your WHY Presented By Group #1 IQRA SUBHAN
- 2. Why Discovery For Individuals ●This section is for any individual who wants to learn their personal WHY. ● Why Discovery process is most efficient and effective when you’re fully prepared.See the diagram below to get an understanding of the process that you will be going through.
- 3. Find your Partner ●The partner is there to help identify the golden thread, the recurring themes and ideas that are the basis for your WHY.
- 4. How To Be A Active Listener ●Active listening is about hearing more than the words that are said. It’s about understanding the meaning, motivation or emotion behind those words. The stories you will hear are some of the most meaningful of their life, strong feelings. Pride, love, fulfillment, fear, all these and more might show up in different ways. Some people get more animated—use their hands more, sit on the edge of their seats, raise their voice.
- 6. Pick A Time & A Place Noise and distraction will only make it more difficult
- 7. Gather Your Stories ●Before meeting with your partner, you need to do a little prep work. You Why is born your past experiences ●it is the sum total of the lessons you learned, the experiences you had and the values you adopted while growing up. You can Quickly recall them when you sit down with your partner. Here are a few guidelines for gathering the type of stories that will lead you to your WHY.
- 8. Share your stories ●Your preparation is complete. Now it’s time to sit down with your partner and ●find your WHY. It can feel uncomfortable to share this much about yourself
- 9. Identify Your Themes ●Why Discovery is to identify themes: the recurring ideas,words, phrases and feelings that emerged from your stories. Your partners should take the lead during this part of the process. Remember, your partner has an objectivity that you don’t have simply because you’re too close to see the patterns.
- 10. Draft Your WHY ●This is the easiest way to ensure that your statement is simple, actionable and focused on how you positively affect other people. With your overarching themes in mind and this format in front of you, take a few minutes and write a firstfirs draft of your Why Statement. Your partner, working separately, should do the same. The value in writing independently at first is that your partner may articulate your WHY differently than you do.
- 11. Why Discovery For Group Part 1: The Tribe Approach We define a “tribe” as any group of people who come together around a common set of values and beliefs. The purpose of doing a Tribe Why Discovery is to simplify things, not to add complexity.
- 12. Nested WHYs: Defining a Part of the Whole
- 13. Reason Articulate Nested WHY The reason to articulate a Nested WHY is the same reason an organization would want to articulate the big umbrella WHY—because it gives people a sense of identity and belonging. It allows teams and groups to identify with the people they work with every day. It helps them understand their unique contribution as a distinct group to the larger vision.
- 14. How we can find the right tree labd the right nest
- 15. Points to Find your tribe’s workshop ●Founder of Organization ●Tribe Approach ●Specific situations ●Wagging the dog
- 17. Prepare for Your Session ●Invite participants ●Schedule enough time ●Find the right setting ●Set up the room in advance
- 18. Find the Right Setting ●Choose a space large enough that participants can break into small groups. ●Choose a space where the group won’t be interrupted.
- 19. Set Up the Room in Advance