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14 List life events or experiences next to each flag that have made you the person/professional you are today. For example, green events are positive experiences, red flag events were challenging events List life events or experiences next to each flag that have made you the person/professional you are today. For example, green events are positive experiences, red flag events were challenging events List life events or experiences next to each flag that have made you the person/professional you are today. For example, green events are positive experiences, red flag events were challenging events List life events or experiences next to each flag that have made you the person/professional you are today. For example, green events are positive experiences, red flag events were challenging events List life events or experiences next to each flag that have made you the person/professional you are today. For example, green events are positive experiences, red flag events were challenging events Me Timeline List life events or experiences next to each flag that have made you the person/professional you are today. For example, green events are positive experiences, red flag events were challenging events

15 Vunerability - Your Turn!
Get into groups of 3 to 4 - please don’t form groups with those you have personal relationships with  Using chart paper, individually complete a Me Timeline that consists of at least 4 experiences or events that have been critical in making who you are today Once all group members have completed their timeline, each individual team member will share Me Timeline with other members of group Please keep what is shared on these timelines and in your group confidential – Build Trust!

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