·Who You Were, Who You AreToday's discussion
Who You Were, Who You Are: Are You the Same Person You Were Ten Years Ago?
A 60-minute session on the distance between who we were and who we are: old posts we cringe at, dreams we had at fifteen, families who still see the teenager, friends who say we've changed, and the people we swore we'd never turn into. Do people really change, or do we just become older versions of ourselves? Twelve independent cards; open three or four.
How we do this
Be respectfulDisagree with the point, never the person.
Raise your hand to speakSo nobody has to talk over anybody.
Keep it shortSay the thing, then let the next person in.
Discussion is encouragedReply to each other, not just to the question.
Tangents are allowedIf the room follows it, it is the discussion.
This is a safe spaceWhat is said here stays in the room.