An outdoor adventure gives you the chance to discover how you respond to new situations, what your strengths are, and how you approach learning and teamwork.
A change of surroundings can make it easier to notice what gives you confidence and when you tend to wait for instructions. During a group activity, you may find that you can take the lead, ask for help, or support someone else. These insights don’t have to come in a single big moment; they often emerge through small decisions along the way. Here, you’ll find ideas for reflecting on these experiences and applying what you’ve learned to everyday teamwork.
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