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This assignment is to help guide your final project where you pick at least one concept/skill from our course and apply it to an area of your life (e.g., sport, performance, health, school, career, relationships) to strengthen or improve in that area.  (You could combine skills for best effects)
Examples of potential skills or concepts to apply include but are not limited to the following: (imagery, relaxation, mindfulness, goal setting, concentration, stress management, etc.),
3 good things and why daily reflection, gratitude journal daily reflection, go-to thoughts daily scripting, go to people, positive self-talk, or Self-determination Theory (Ryan & Deci, 2000), , Broaden and Build theory of positive emotion (Fredrickson, 2009), Flow (Czikzenmihalyi, 2005), etc.  Each week prior to the end of the semester, you will be asked to provide a reflection to your progress for your final project.  The plan does NOT need to be more than 1 page (double-space) unless you would like to use more space (up to you autonomy!).

A.  What?

– 3 good things  and why daily reflection, gratitude journal daily reflection, go-to thoughts daily scripting, go to people, positive self-talk, or Self-determination Theory (Ryan & Deci, 2000), ,
            – What do you plan on actually practicing each day?  Give a brief description and include  examples of how you will practice daily the skill/concept(s) in this important area of your life.
B.  So What?
– Why do you think this skill/area of interest resonates with you?  (i.e., looking to help tone down performance anxiety, build self-efficacy, experience positive emotions, etc.) from your practice of this skill or concept.  What do you think will happen?
C.  Now What?– (Planning for success)
            – What do you need to do NOW to ensure that you will be able to stick to your plan for the following weeks practice?  What could would make your practice of these skills and mindsets work better for you.  i.e When? Where? With whom? Etc.

*Your writing can be and we hope is INFORMAL.  Please use I statements and we encourage you to approach this in a way that best fits your own learning