Hero's Journey Agenda

Come eseguirlo

1. 1

   Draw a large circle on a whiteboard or flip chart to represent the meeting's journey.

2. 2

   Introduce the concept of the Hero's Journey, referencing familiar stories if necessary.

3. 3

   Mark 'The Call' at 1 o'clock on the circle to discuss the meeting's purpose and expectations.

4. 4

   Identify 'Helpers and Mentors' at 2 o'clock, highlighting tools or people aiding the journey.

5. 5

   Mark the 'Threshold' and suggest a coffee break as a transition between known and unknown.

6. 6

   At 4 and 5 o'clock, indicate 'Problems and Pitfalls' to explore challenges and solutions.

7. 7

   Draw 'The Pit' at the bottom of the circle, signifying a moment for deep reflection, often during lunch.

8. 8

   Illustrate 'Powers' at 7 or 8 o'clock, symbolizing newfound insights and solutions post-lunch.

Suggerimenti

• Use stories and characters familiar to your audience to make the journey relatable.

• Encourage participants to share their own expectations at the beginning to personalize 'The Call.'

Variazioni

You can adapt the Hero's Journey to different themes or cultural stories to suit your audience. Consider using digital tools for virtual workshops to visually represent the journey.