We’ve recently revamped the Mission statement for The New Narrative and are in our last of three posts going more in depth into the three pillars of the new mission statement; Build Community, Discover Ourselves, & Change the Narrative. We’ll wrap up the series with Change the Narrative.
We’ve recently revamped the Mission statement for The New Narrative and are in our second of three posts going more in depth into each of the three pillars of the new mission statement, which are Build Community, Discover Ourselves, & Change the Narrative. In this first post we’ll share more about Discover Ourselves.
We’ve recently revamped the Mission statement for The New Narrative and want to use the next three posts to go more in depth into each of the three pillars of the new mission statement, which are Build Community, Discover Ourselves, & Change the Narrative. In this first post we’ll start with Build Community.
Journal prompts for exploring your experiences around our work lives and the pandemic. What changed? What changes might have been positive? What changes might have been stressful? How will you think about work life different going forward?
We’ve recently revamped the Mission statement for The New Narrative and are in our second of three posts going more in depth into each of the three pillars of the new mission statement, which are Build Community, Discover Ourselves, & Change the Narrative. In this first post we’ll share more about Discover Ourselves.
We’ve recently revamped the Mission statement for The New Narrative and want to use the next three posts to go more in depth into each of the three pillars of the new mission statement, which are Build Community, Discover Ourselves, & Change the Narrative. In this first post we’ll start with Build Community.
The work we do focuses on connecting with ourselves and others, to form the relationships that bring true meaning and fulfillment into our lives. We work to rewrite the stories that have kept us small and in opposition to others, and replace them with “new narratives” that connect us with ourselves, each other, and the wider world around us.
Stories are the building blocks of our mind, society, worldview, and relationships. We connect with each other through the stories we share. We understand the world through the stories we believe. We relate to ourselves through the stories we tell ourselves. Storytelling is central to The New Narrative.
A lot has changed in the world over the last couple of months. We want to do a pulse check on our New Narrative community to see where we’re at and understand how we can better serve this community going forward. Please fill out our survey on the link to let us know how the New Narrative can best serve you!
Ever since the George Floyd murder and the Black Lives Matter protests began a couple of weeks ago, I’ve certainly gone through my own process of better understanding my part in systematic racism, how I can do better going forward, and how I intend to personally react to the situation now. While I’m working through all that for myself, I also have another set of questions about how The New Narrative should respond to what’s going on too. I’d love to open up a discussion on this with anybody who has thoughts to share.
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