Step-by-Step Instructions
This thoughtful reflection activity guides participants through a series of profound questions that spark meaningful self-discovery. Deeper Why creates a safe space for contemplation and sharing, making it ideal for personal development workshops and team retreats. By exploring fundamental questions about identity and purpose in an intentional way, participants gain valuable insights about themselves and develop stronger connections with others.
Deeper Why – Thoughtful Reflection Activity
- Form pairs or small groups of no more than four people.
- Explain that you will soon announce a series of four short questions and you would like each person to contemplate and share their responses with a partner or small group.
- When ready, ask the first question: Who are you?
- Allow ample time for reflection, sharing and conversation.
- Ask the second question: What are you? and allow time for sharing.
- Ask the third question: Where are you? and allow time for sharing.
- Ask the fourth question: Why are you? and allow time for sharing.
- In conclusion, invite one or more people to share what they discovered with the large group.
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