Meet-Ups Digital Form

1. Personal Inventory: Causes and Values:

Think about what matters most to you. Write your thoughts in the spaces below.

What social issue or cause do you care deeply about right now?

Why do you care about this cause? What values or experiences are behind it?

2. Self-Insight: What Motivates You?

Each of the following groups of statements has three choices. Choose the one statement in each group that most closely fits your motivations. Select the letter of your choice.

A. When doing a job, I seek feedback.

B. I prefer to work alone and am eager to be my own boss.

C. I seem to be uncomfortable when forced to work alone.

A. I go out of my way to make friends with new people.

B. I enjoy a good argument.

C. After starting a task, I am not comfortable until it is completed.

A. Status symbols are important to me.

B. I am always getting involved in group projects.

C. I work better when there is a deadline.

A. I work best when there is some challenge involved.

B. I would rather give orders than take them.

C. I am sensitive to others - especially when they are mad.

A. I am eager to be my own boss.

B. I accept responsibility eagerly.

C. I try to get personally involved with my superiors.

A. I am uncomfortable when forced to work alone.

B. I prefer being my own boss, even when others feel a joint effort is required.

C. When given responsibility, I set measurable standards of high performance.

A. I am very concerned about my reputation or position.

B. I have a desire to outperform others.

C. I am concerned with being liked and accepted.

A. I enjoy and seek warm, friendly relationships.

B. I attempt complete involvement in a project.

C. I want my ideas to predominate.

A. I desire unique accomplishments

B. It concerns me when I am being separated from others.

C. I have a need and desire to influence others.

10.

A. I think about consoling and helping others.

B. I am verbally fluent.

C. I am restless and innovative.

11.

11. A. I set goals and think about how to attain them.

B. I think about ways to change people.

C. I think a lot about my feelings and the feelings of others.

Tally up how many of each letter you selected

A (Achievement)

B (Influence)

C (Affiliation)

Which number is highest? That’s your dominant motivator:

If A → Achievement: You like setting goals, excelling, and improving.

If B → Influence: You like to lead, influence, and make an impact.

If C → Affiliation: You’re motivated by relationships and connection.

3. Discovery: Generate Your Personal Action Plan

You will use ChatGPT to generate personalized ideas for action.

Start your digital device (tablet, smartphone, or PC).
Open a web browser.
Go to ChatGPT.com.
Fill in the blanks of the script below with information from earlier in the worksheet.
Type the script into ChatGPT.

“Hi, I care about ______________ because I have ____________________.

CAUSE VALUES

My dominant McClelland Social Motivator is ______________________.

Enter Achievement, Influence, OR Affiliation

I live in ______________________________.

(CITY/TOWN/COUNTY, STATE)

Can you suggest actions I can take on this cause, please?

Give me a range of ideas, starting with a daily micro-action and building bigger.
Rank and score them.
Explain why each action fits with the social motivator.”

ChatGPT’s Response is Your Personal Action Plan for Peace!

Save your Action Plan

Open email on your device.
Copy the ChatGPT result.
Paste it into an email message.
Send the message to yourself.

Reflection

What’s one idea you’re excited about?

What’s one step you could take this week?

4. Think-Pair-Share Reflection

Use this space to write down your partner’s idea that inspired you.

5. Pledge

I pledge to take the following step on my personal action plan for peace…

Meet-Ups Participant Worksheet