You are about to start a big community project and need people that can help support you in your weakest areas. After completing this path, you’ll have a list of people who can work with you in different ways so that you’re project will be successful. 

• Start by thinking about how these scenarios are similar:
  • Actors team up with business advisors to handle their money effectively.
  • Athletes work with coaches who excel at strategizing.
  • Doctors specialize and collaborate with other experts to treat patients effectively.

• Go back to your strengths from Module 1. Write down what you’re good at (strengths) and what might hold you back (weaknesses) in this course.
• Think about the people in your life—your stakeholders—who have strengths that complement yours and help you reach project goals. They might not always get a shout-out, but they support you through projects, homework, activities, or hanging out.
• Reflect on this crew and share your thoughts here on the path:
  1. Who are these key stakeholders who will balance you out and boost your success?
  2. How can they have your back?
  3. How does having different strengths and weaknesses in a team make collaboration, problem-solving, and coming up with new ideas even better?

To continue, return to Module 3 Opportunity Card.