Sympathizing with individuals is vital and fundamental by listening effectively and finding out more and profoundly figuring out their point of view or thinking. Additionally inside the group close consideration was given to the partners sees. Inquiries without a right or wrong answer were asked inside the group so the sentiments and feelings inside the group can be heard.

I found group Material a fascinating to comprehend about individuals you are working with and figuring out our assets and shortcoming, interest, our objectives and values collectively and as a person. This action assisted me with guaranteeing lucidity, arrangement, and successful cooperation inside the group.

I had the option to drill down and relate what I can propose for the local area as per the gap locally

When you come up with ideas together, you get better at listening to each other's thoughts. This helps your team share and think about ideas in a helpful way.

After finishing CTN, I have a better understanding of myself and my community. I realized that by sharing my experiences, I can help others and create connections. I will not to ashamed or worried to start a group to help others if any such situations arise from which everyone in the community can benefit from.

Our encounter with Sarah, our housing representative, taught me that discussing personal concerns about housing in public might feel uneasy. However, I realized that opening up about my doubts or issues, even if they seem minor, can actually help shed light on similar problems other students might be facing. This experience showed me that sharing my thoughts is akin to sowing seeds that, with the help of others, can grow into improved solutions.

The prototype & test stage is like trying out a rough draft of an idea before making the final version. It helps me feel less scared of making mistakes because I learn what works and what doesn't, and sometimes I find out that what I thought was right might need some changes to be even better. We created a website which helped us understand what information needs to be there and what will be helpfull to the kids

Having a systems-thinking mindset lets me understand how all the different parts of a complex problem fit together like puzzle pieces. This helps me find out why the problem exists, see what might happen if we do something, and come up with solutions that really fix things without making other problems.

learning about empathy, helped the to open hearts, eyes and brain for others and not just limit it to yourself. Much like valuing the diversity of experiences related to the SDG issue, I did recognize the diverse strengths and expertise each CTN member brings to the table and acknowledging & leveraging these differences will enrich our problem-solving capabilities.

Crafting a team canvas has underlined the importance of defining our roles and responsibilities clearly. As we shaped our team canvas, it also helped us understand how crucial it is to have a shared vision. These lessons can be put in our daily routine to achieve our family goals, or personal goals as well.

It's a reminder that every experience, no matter how seemingly repetitive, has the potential to offer fresh insights and new perspectives. Through the mobius strip exercise I find inspiration to embrace change, to recognize the network of connections that shape our lives, and to approach each twist and turn with curiosity and an open heart.