When you go through these sessions the changes which you want to bring in you and the work you put in ro be socially creative is witnessed by ppl around you. When the changes bear results you spread positivity all around. Actually it has a cascading effect. When your personality is transformed you want to give back to society after all you got it all frm society.. when you give back it does nt mean monetary help. It could be throught innovative business solutions which solves social problems. This happens when when you have gratitude.
Hmm I really like your sharing. "When your personality is transformed you want to give back to society after all you got it all from society." This makes me think of a time when a friend of mine, who identified as Danish and Singaporean, gave me a great gift of sharing his unique experience with me as a Singaporean heritage and appearing male. It was a great gift of friendship and connection and understanding. In this way, for me, inclusivity becomes not a moral imperative but a life giving and receiving force for collective creativity.
Is there a context that you think this framework could be useful for in your own life? With a particular community? I'm so curious to put more face to the ways you are imagining this kind of thing being applied to create inclusion!
When you go through these sessions the changes which you want to bring in you and the work you put in ro be socially creative is witnessed by ppl around you. When the changes bear results you spread positivity all around. Actually it has a cascading effect. When your personality is transformed you want to give back to society after all you got it all frm society.. when you give back it does nt mean monetary help. It could be throught innovative business solutions which solves social problems. This happens when when you have gratitude.
Hmm I really like your sharing. "When your personality is transformed you want to give back to society after all you got it all from society." This makes me think of a time when a friend of mine, who identified as Danish and Singaporean, gave me a great gift of sharing his unique experience with me as a Singaporean heritage and appearing male. It was a great gift of friendship and connection and understanding. In this way, for me, inclusivity becomes not a moral imperative but a life giving and receiving force for collective creativity.
Is there a context that you think this framework could be useful for in your own life? With a particular community? I'm so curious to put more face to the ways you are imagining this kind of thing being applied to create inclusion!
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