1 – This may feel uncomfortable at first, but practice makes things easier. We are all good at pointing out our faults physically. On page 37 you were asked to list a feature about yourself that you love. Go around the group and complete this sentence out loud: The feature I love about my physical appearance is _____________________.2 – Write a definition of yourself. Answer the questions: who, what, when, where and why as best you can. Act like you are writing a character description for a novel, the character is you. Read your definitions to each other.
3 – Share one of your ideas to reduce the impact of time eaters in your life.
4 – Page 46 asks – “Does your life look like the life you hoped it would be 10 years ago? Think forward. How do you hope you will be spending your time differently 10 years from now?
5 – Share how the to-do list worked for you.
6 – Share some ideas you discovered that could change your ordinary day into your extraordinary day.
7 – Everyone share one free idea to do with your family or friends from page 53.
8 – From page 54, discuss some of the things you have done to make your life work that you had no training to do. Share some of the areas from the “Road Trip” on that page that you want to learn more about. If someone in your group has expertise or book referrals about your topic, use each other for resources.
9 – Share your experiences from intentionally listening to someone.
10 – What did you feel grateful for after taking a look at your self, your home, your schedule and your family and friends?
