Lean In Circle Introductory Meeting Agenda and Key Themes
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Introductory meeting
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Welcome
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Introduction
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Check-in – introduce yourselves
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Key themes
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Circle fundamentals
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Wrap-up
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Introduce yourselves:
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In 2 groups discuss the main themes you would like to
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Next session: consider circle goals – personally and
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Homework: think about what you would personally like
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Timing and frequency
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Circle leaders
Discover the structure and focus of a Lean In circle introductory meeting through welcome activities, introductions, discussions on key themes like work-life balance and peer support, and wrapping up with individual and collective goal setting. Learn about Lean In circles, their structure, and the benefits of participating in a supportive community.
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Lean In circle Introductory meeting
Agenda Welcome Introduction Check-in introduce yourselves Key themes Circle fundamentals Wrap-up
Introduction What is Lean In? What are Lean In circles? Structure of meetings Focus on different themes Guest speakers
Check-in Introduce yourselves: My name is At work I spend most of my time Outside of work I enjoy .. I joined this Circle because
Key themes In 2 groups discuss the main themes you would like to cover. Some ideas as a starter: Work-life balance Economics of well-being Power and Influence Connecting Peer Support
Circle Fundamentals Any others?
Wrap-up Next session: consider circle goals personally and collectively Homework: think about what you would personally like to get out of the circle Timing and frequency Circle leaders
