Step 16
What Your Activities Suggest About You
Students often spend years participating in activities without stopping to ask why certain things keep showing up.
The answer is not always obvious.
But when you look across your experiences, you may start noticing patterns in how you spend your time, what you enjoy, and where you tend to contribute.
Core Idea
Repeated choices often reveal your priorities.
Your One Action
Look across all of the activities you have entered so far.
Return to the Activities section of your College Process Hub and complete: “A pattern I notice across my activities is ______.”
Examples:
helping people
leadership
creativity
responsibility
teamwork
competition
consistency
problem-solving
learning new things
supporting others
Then complete: “This pattern feels accurate / somewhat accurate / surprising because ______.”
Optional prompt: “One thing I understand about myself a little more clearly now is ______.”
Activity Meaning Review
Optional Prompt Answer
Deeper Reflection
Ask: "If someone looked at my activities list without knowing me personally, what would they probably assume matters to me?"
Life Question
N/A for this week.
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