It’s been a while you have been using the guide. What about livening things up and taking on some fun challenges? Trying to get as many achievements as possible will let you stimulate active and energic participation by all group members and make things even more fun!
Here are some examples:
The King of Brainstorming
– Be the group member who gives the most ideas during brainstorming.
The Collector
– Be the group member who finds the most people interested in your cause.
Mister Proper-Budget
– Come up with the right idea to raise enough money to act.
The Yes Man
– Try to never pronounce the word “no” during the brainstorming.
The News Hunter
– Who’s going to find the most news from authoritative sources?
The Supporter
– Be the one who finds the silver lining when things go wrong or not as expected.
The Solver
– Be the group problem solver when difficulties arise.
The Disc Jockey
– Who’s going to make the best playlist to celebrate your results?
Define your achievements and imagine some prizes – like stickers or pennants – to give to those who reach them.
