AutoPilot Curriculum
Day 3 - Assignment 3
Pull out your AP SHEET 1. On the first page, write the names of people who would consider being part of your support system and/or create a RosterRecharge personal profile.
There are three lists (write on another sheet of paper if you need more space):
1. Your Family, Relatives and Family Friends – Think of everyone who falls into this category and write down at least ten. Family and Extended Family include; parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, cousins, uncles, aunts, step-siblings etc…
2. Your Friends, Mentors and Teachers – Don’t forget about your classmates who are not on your particular sports team, they can become valuable Accountability Partners. Your current/past teachers, counselors and school administrators are also some people you may consider.
3. Parent’s/Guardian’s Potential Accountability Partners (Second Circle) – This section is for your parent or guardian to fill out. Your parents have goals that they want to accomplish. The Goal Progression Log is a tool made to help people successfully reach their goals. If your parents get a RosterRecharge membership, they can add their own friends and co-workers as Accountability Partners to help them reach those goals. This is called a “Second Circle.” This image will help explain what a Second Circle is:
A. The red[A] bubble represents you
B. The green[B] bubbles represent your Accountability Partners (APs). Notice that there are lines connecting you to your APs.
C. The yellow[C] bubbles represent one of your AP’s APs. Let’s pretend that the top-right green[B] bubble is your friend Jim. You signed up Jim and he likes using the Goal Progression Log so much that he invited his three siblings (the three yellow[C] bubbles) who you have never met. Jim’s APs have access to his Goal Progression Log, but they do not have access to yours (unless you decide to add them). If Jim uses your referral code, you will still receive AutoPilot Points for the three people Jim signed up. In this example, Jim is part of your “circle” of APs, but he also has his own Second Circle (the yellow[C] bubbles).
There are three lists (write on another sheet of paper if you need more space):
1. Your Family, Relatives and Family Friends – Think of everyone who falls into this category and write down at least ten. Family and Extended Family include; parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, cousins, uncles, aunts, step-siblings etc…
2. Your Friends, Mentors and Teachers – Don’t forget about your classmates who are not on your particular sports team, they can become valuable Accountability Partners. Your current/past teachers, counselors and school administrators are also some people you may consider.
3. Parent’s/Guardian’s Potential Accountability Partners (Second Circle) – This section is for your parent or guardian to fill out. Your parents have goals that they want to accomplish. The Goal Progression Log is a tool made to help people successfully reach their goals. If your parents get a RosterRecharge membership, they can add their own friends and co-workers as Accountability Partners to help them reach those goals. This is called a “Second Circle.” This image will help explain what a Second Circle is:
A. The red[A] bubble represents you
B. The green[B] bubbles represent your Accountability Partners (APs). Notice that there are lines connecting you to your APs.
C. The yellow[C] bubbles represent one of your AP’s APs. Let’s pretend that the top-right green[B] bubble is your friend Jim. You signed up Jim and he likes using the Goal Progression Log so much that he invited his three siblings (the three yellow[C] bubbles) who you have never met. Jim’s APs have access to his Goal Progression Log, but they do not have access to yours (unless you decide to add them). If Jim uses your referral code, you will still receive AutoPilot Points for the three people Jim signed up. In this example, Jim is part of your “circle” of APs, but he also has his own Second Circle (the yellow[C] bubbles).
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