7/16 (Tue.) Giver vs Taker / Share Feelings (Host: Andy)
發表於 : 週五 7月 12, 2019 11:36 pm
Hello! I'm Andy. It's my pleasure to be the host on 7/16.
For Session I, we will know the difference among givers, takers, and matchers. Is it more blessed to give than to receive?
For Session II, we will learn to how to share our feelings more carefully. Emotions are contagious, and you can impact the emotions of others by sharing how you feel. A “full disclosure” approach to sharing your emotions may not always lead to the best outcomes.
Session I:
The Surprising Psychology of Givers, Takers, and Matchers
https://www.lemonade.com/blog/psycholog ... atchers-2/
Are you a giver or a taker? | Adam Grant
[Questions]
1. Do you consider yourself to be a giver, a taker, or a matcher? Why?
2. Which people succeed in life more? Do you agree with the research result of the success scale below?
3. Who is happier in a relationship, a giver or a taker?
4. Why do some people take you for granted just because you were nice to them?
5. How to be a successful giver? Do you think the 5 tips mentioned in the article are useful? (5-minute favors, Ask for help, Give all at once, Specialize in favors, Keep an eye out for takers)
Givers are others-focused, and tend to provide support to others with no strings attached. They ask themselves, “How can I add value for this person? What can I contribute?”
Takers are self-focused and put their own interests ahead of others’ needs. They try to gain as much as possible from their interactions while contributing as little as they can in return.
Matchers like to preserve an equal balance of giving and taking. Their mindset is: “If you take from me, I’ll take from you. If you give to me, I’ll give to you.”
Session II:
Is Sharing Your Feelings Always Healthy?
https://elemental.medium.com/is-sharing ... be3579c4ae
[Questions]
1. Are you a person who is prone to share your feeling with others or keep it to yourself? Do you think it is good to share your feelings and why?
2. Why people feel more comfortable to share feelings online or with strangers than somebody close to them?
3. What feelings do you share with friends that you wouldn't share with your spouse or partner and why? Whom do you share your feelings with the most?
4. Why teenagers don’t share their feelings with their parents?
5. Under what situation, you will ignore or hide your feelings and emotions?
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Agenda:
6:50 ~ 7:00pm Greetings & Free Talk / Ordering Beverage or Meal / Getting Newcomer’s Information
7:00 ~ 7:20pm Opening Remarks / Newcomer’s Self-introduction / Grouping
(Session I)
7:20 ~ 8:00pm Discussion Session (40 mins)
8:00 ~ 8:20pm Summarization (20 mins)
8:20 ~ 8:30pm Regrouping / Instruction Giving / Taking a 10 Minutes Break (Intermission)
(Session II)
8:30 ~ 9:10pm Discussion Session (40 mins)
9:10 ~ 9:30pm Summarization / Concluding Remarks / Announcements (20 mins)
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聚會日期：列於該貼文主題內
聚會時間：當天請準時 7:00 pm 到 ~ 約 9:30 pm 左右結束
星期二聚會地點：丹堤濟南店
地址、電話：台北市濟南路三段25號 (02) 2740-2350
捷運站：板南線 忠孝新生站 3 號出口
走法：出忠孝新生站 3 號出口後，沿著巷子(忠孝東路三段10巷)走約 2 分鐘，到了濟南路口，左轉走約 2 分鐘即可看到。
最低消費： 80 元
注意事項：
與會者請先閱讀過文章，並仔細想過所有的問題，謝謝合作！
給新朋友的話：
1. 請事先準備 2~3 分鐘的英語自我介紹；會議結束前可能會請你發表 1~2 分鐘的感想。
2. 請事先閱讀文章以及主持人所提的討論問題，並事先寫下自己所欲發表意見的英文。
3. 全程以英語進行，參加者應具備中等英語會話能力，對任一討論問題，能夠以 5 到 10 句英文表達個人見解。
4. 在正式加入之前，可以先來觀摩三次，觀摩者亦須參與討論。正式加入需繳交終身會費 NT$1,000。
For Session I, we will know the difference among givers, takers, and matchers. Is it more blessed to give than to receive?
For Session II, we will learn to how to share our feelings more carefully. Emotions are contagious, and you can impact the emotions of others by sharing how you feel. A “full disclosure” approach to sharing your emotions may not always lead to the best outcomes.
Session I:
The Surprising Psychology of Givers, Takers, and Matchers
https://www.lemonade.com/blog/psycholog ... atchers-2/
Are you a giver or a taker? | Adam Grant
[Questions]
1. Do you consider yourself to be a giver, a taker, or a matcher? Why?
2. Which people succeed in life more? Do you agree with the research result of the success scale below?
3. Who is happier in a relationship, a giver or a taker?
4. Why do some people take you for granted just because you were nice to them?
5. How to be a successful giver? Do you think the 5 tips mentioned in the article are useful? (5-minute favors, Ask for help, Give all at once, Specialize in favors, Keep an eye out for takers)
Givers are others-focused, and tend to provide support to others with no strings attached. They ask themselves, “How can I add value for this person? What can I contribute?”
Takers are self-focused and put their own interests ahead of others’ needs. They try to gain as much as possible from their interactions while contributing as little as they can in return.
Matchers like to preserve an equal balance of giving and taking. Their mindset is: “If you take from me, I’ll take from you. If you give to me, I’ll give to you.”
Session II:
Is Sharing Your Feelings Always Healthy?
https://elemental.medium.com/is-sharing ... be3579c4ae
[Questions]
1. Are you a person who is prone to share your feeling with others or keep it to yourself? Do you think it is good to share your feelings and why?
2. Why people feel more comfortable to share feelings online or with strangers than somebody close to them?
3. What feelings do you share with friends that you wouldn't share with your spouse or partner and why? Whom do you share your feelings with the most?
4. Why teenagers don’t share their feelings with their parents?
5. Under what situation, you will ignore or hide your feelings and emotions?
********************************************************************************************************************************************
Agenda:
6:50 ~ 7:00pm Greetings & Free Talk / Ordering Beverage or Meal / Getting Newcomer’s Information
7:00 ~ 7:20pm Opening Remarks / Newcomer’s Self-introduction / Grouping
(Session I)
7:20 ~ 8:00pm Discussion Session (40 mins)
8:00 ~ 8:20pm Summarization (20 mins)
8:20 ~ 8:30pm Regrouping / Instruction Giving / Taking a 10 Minutes Break (Intermission)
(Session II)
8:30 ~ 9:10pm Discussion Session (40 mins)
9:10 ~ 9:30pm Summarization / Concluding Remarks / Announcements (20 mins)
********************************************************************************************************************************************
聚會日期：列於該貼文主題內
聚會時間：當天請準時 7:00 pm 到 ~ 約 9:30 pm 左右結束
星期二聚會地點：丹堤濟南店
地址、電話：台北市濟南路三段25號 (02) 2740-2350
捷運站：板南線 忠孝新生站 3 號出口
走法：出忠孝新生站 3 號出口後，沿著巷子(忠孝東路三段10巷)走約 2 分鐘，到了濟南路口，左轉走約 2 分鐘即可看到。
最低消費： 80 元
注意事項：
與會者請先閱讀過文章，並仔細想過所有的問題，謝謝合作！
給新朋友的話：
1. 請事先準備 2~3 分鐘的英語自我介紹；會議結束前可能會請你發表 1~2 分鐘的感想。
2. 請事先閱讀文章以及主持人所提的討論問題，並事先寫下自己所欲發表意見的英文。
3. 全程以英語進行，參加者應具備中等英語會話能力，對任一討論問題，能夠以 5 到 10 句英文表達個人見解。
4. 在正式加入之前，可以先來觀摩三次，觀摩者亦須參與討論。正式加入需繳交終身會費 NT$1,000。