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"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Purpose: Today we are going to focus on being prepared to engage with members of the community that are part of our stakeholders. Start with a word game: Make a story with the group by using “fortunately” to begin each sentence and then “unfortunately” to kick off the next person’s addition. And example: “Fortunately, the bear had a nice hat to keep him warm. Unfortunately, it was the middle of summer and 110°F.” Game play proceeds in a circle and we can make the story about living in LC. Stakeholder map: How to create a stakeholder map… And create one for our project. Create a Stakeholder map.   Make questions for the group.  Discuss how to listen and be interested in the other person’s opinion.  Questions for the focus group: So far, Ofer and Demian are coming to the group. How has the change in the community affected your business? What state is the community in now? We will need to ask this question with different parameters such as social aspects, for business purposes, for living. We will discuss it before asking… What parts of Charle’s vision is coming through or is it not moving forward? Have you seen any changes during the time you have lived here in the different aspects above. If so, what are they and are they positive or negative?"

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"Eitan and I are meeting with Gretel from Abriendo Mentes on Monday November 24th. Here are the list of questions that we have so far. What has been Abriendo Mentes’ most successful initiative? How has the growth of the community and changes in the community affected your organization? What state is the community in now? What are some of the initiatives that you are focusing on and how do they help the community? What initiatives have you not been able to get to that are important to the community now? Can you think of ways that we can help your organization? If so, what are they and how can we fit in? We can think of others this week and I will add them."

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "

"We had a solid class on Wednesday. Things that I am proud of in this meeting: We got to everything on our agenda. The boys made the rules that we will follow with one plus one from me. The boys took on their roles for the project. The boys articulated why they are in this group. The boys wrote mission statements and utilized my tools to help them. The boys are excited to be here! Things that could have gone better: Continue to work on more focused work and less talking over one another. I would say professionalism in our interactions. Continue to work on deeper reflection of their work, not take the first try. Continue to utilize what we learn to make our project improve. For me, the time goes very quickly. This time I did post the agenda on a large piece of paper so that everyone could see what we needed to do and it was clear. I love their enthusiasm and their understanding of the purpose of this group. They stated the reasons that they were here: gain CAS and business experience to prepare for the IB. And they are excited to help Las Catalinas. To have that awareness is important so that they are motivated. Nate went right home and created an instagram account for us and created a logo. To have that motivation to do things outside of our group is excellent and exciting. The final mission statement and name that we settled on for now is: Town flippers: We direct our efforts around genuine hospitality and educate our team to create meaningful connections with every guest who walks through our doors. We can definitely workshop that more. Also, we created rules for our meetings: Minimal story time Listening when others are talking Mindful and reflective about what is happening No touching people with your feet I look forward to Wednesday when we will learn about SWOT analysis before having a focus group with members of the town.    "