Ask a friend:
what do you remember?
Send one friend a private link. They tell you about a moment involving you: what happened, what you did and why it mattered to them. You read their story and write a private reflection on what you notice.
A simple way to see something about yourself through someone else’s eyes. Free with an account. This is a deliberately shared memory, in your friend’s own words, not the anonymous group feedback included in the personal journey.
Explore your personal journey, including group feedback →The evening everyone felt included.
“At the first society meeting, you noticed someone standing outside the group. You asked about their project and made space for them. I remember how quickly the conversation opened up.”
A possible reflection: I notice who is outside a conversation. I could use that when I join a new team. This is one person’s observation, not proof of a fixed trait.