THE ORIGIN STORY EXERCISE - Deepstash

THE ORIGIN STORY EXERCISE

  • Step 1: Reconnect to peak moments in the past.
  • Step 2: Write out the story in detail. 
  • Step 3: Repeat the process for ages five to twenty-five
  • Step 4: Write the values that emerged from those moments.
  • Step 5: Define your values.

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