Mingle - Risk-Taking
Participants take small, structured risks by sharing personal information in a controlled setting. This fosters vulnerability and encourages personal growth.
Use after a discussion about the benefits of risk-taking to provide participants with an opportunity to practice taking small risks in a safe and supportive environment.
Solves: Fear of vulnerability and discomfort with taking risks.
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Step 1: Facilitate a discussion about the benefits of risk-taking. (5 minutes)
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Step 2: Explain the purpose of the mingle and provide examples of risks participants can take (e.g., 'Something I like about myself is...'). (3 minutes)
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Step 3: Define the physical boundaries for the mingle. (1 minute)
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Step 4: Start the mingle and instruct participants to find a partner and take turns sharing their risk. (10 minutes)
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Step 5: Debrief the activity and discuss lessons learned. (1 minute)
- Create a safe and supportive environment.
- Emphasize the importance of respecting each other's boundaries.
- Provide participants with a list of risk-taking prompts to choose from.