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BECOME A CHANGE MAKER
INDIVIDUALLY:
ASK
THE GOOD ONES
QUESTIONS
CONNECT
YOU
TO OTHERS !
UNDERSTAND
THE PROBLEM
CHOOSE
YOUR
GOAL
INDENTIFY
YOUR
ACTION
TO ACT
ASSESS
THE ACTION
Go
CELEBRATE!
Often times we tend to only see the long road ahead, but not what we have accomplished.
Now that your action is over,
it is important to celebrate all your successes
and find motivation for other activities
and new goals.
So put together all the photos you took, all the backstage videos
that you have recorded, and any other material that you may want
share with the world.
Use them to post or write a report for the local agency press,
and say it proudly: " We did this!" "
By the way, we know that the farewells are too sad!
This is why we are not going to say it and encourage you to start a new cycle.
What will be your next change?
QUESTIONS :
Did you celebrate every little step forward?
If you weren't a member of your group, what would you say to yourself ?
How will you thank all the people and representatives
from the organization that participated in your activity?
How will you share the results of your action?
Are you going to distribute gadgets to the people who have supported you?
Are you planning a way to relax and spend some free time together?
TIPS:
Do you remember the people who inspired you in step 5?
Now your group will have the unique opportunity to inspire other budding changemakers. Record a podcast or write a blog where you will share your experience so that they can learn more about you and your activities.
Defeats should be celebrated even more than victories. If something went wrong or not as planned, it means that you had an experience that teaches you something and that you will never forget.Do not lose contact with the people who participated in your action. Their stories and advice will be a precious treasure that you will cherish forever.
Let's get the party started !
What about putting on some music?
Are you greedy?
Look for good restaurants:
or recipes:
celebrating doesn't mean you have to meet everyone in person.
Take advantage of the distance to talk and play:
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