Remember the groups of people and the stories of shared lives.
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We all live in different communities that change over time. Some we leave some change but all are filled with the people who we share our lives with, forming the stories of our lives. What are the stories of your communities through your life?
Look at the communities that you have around you. They start with the largest of the macro and move to the smallest and most intimate micro but all are communities of the interests in your life.
Community …from Flickr via BC Gov Photos
- Global
- Country
- Regional
- Local
- Cultural
- Personal Tribe
- Greater Family
- Intimate Family
- Self
You have differing relationships with each of these groups and many of them overlap, sharing many of the same events and people.
Today we have online communities both with social networks and on virtually every web site on the internet.
Most web sites have some form of community through the use of forums to comments on the posts.
Look at your online and offline communities. All those groups that you’ve associated with in your life that you can tell stories of.
All those communities are part of you life.
- Childhood friends
- School
- Social
- Education
- Sport
- Work & Career
- Hobbies
Action:
- When you think of these communities who do you remember?
- What did you do?
- What were your experiences?
- What are the specific stories that you can tell of these times and communities?
What stories do you remember from communities you’ve belonged to. Let us know in the comments below.
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