B. Pre-Session Materials

1. Creatnet Learning Loop – Knowing my Nature

This is a Creatnet Learning Loop* that helps you learn about your personality by receiving both self-feedback and also peer feedback to understand how your friends / family perceive your personality to be.

Instructions:

1. Rate each of the following statements with the options that best describe your own opinion of what you feel is true for you.
2. After completing the learning loop for yourself you must then share the same link to your peer who you reasonably know well.
3. After they click on the link, instruct your peer/friend to choose : a) Are you taking this assessment for – A peer b) On the field named – Enter email id of your peer, ask your peer to enter the same email id that you had used to fill in the form(for self)
4. Upon the submission of the form for both you and your peer, you will get a detailed report  on how you viewed your personality to be versus how your peer or family perceived it to be.
5. Click here to engage with the learning loop – Knowing my Nature.

*Creatnet Learning Loops are designed to help us provide a language of awareness for our current reality and learn. The purpose is to enable a self-feedback and peer feedback to create self and other awareness and learning. It aims to inform us about what we are able to be/do and diagnoses what we still need to understand and progress towards. In a non-judgemental way, we can bring authenticity and objectivity about one’s own uniqueness and move towards our pathways to progress. Read more about Creatnet Learning Loops.

2. Learning loop guide – Knowing my nature

The learning loop is a tool oriented at understanding and improving one’s self and other awareness.

• Self-awareness as Tasha Eurich writes in Insight, has two dimensions. Internal self-awareness is “an inward understanding of your values, passions, aspirations, ideal environment, patterns, reactions, and impact on others.” That is, internal self-awareness is an attunement to our inner worlds. External self-awareness on the other hand “is about understanding yourself from the outside in—that is, knowing how other people see you.”
• Thus, the intention is not to box ourselves into particular personality types based on the learning loop results. Instead, the learner may choose to develop greater self-awareness using the results as a starting point for exploration and inquiry.

3. Ikigai: The Most Misunderstood Secret to A Happy Life | by Amardeep Parmar | Mind Cafe | Medium

To view The Most Misunderstood Secret to A Happy Life, Click here

4. The Big Five Personality Traits

An explanation of the Big Five Personality theory, which identifies five broad personality traits: Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness and Neuroticism (“OCEAN”). To become aware of our personalities, taking a peer’s view or feedback is helpful.