Week 10 – Capturing the voices of beneficiaries
Week 10
Capturing 100-Day Challenge Experiences
As you move into the final stretch, your focus begins to shift toward the Scale-Up Workshop. A key part of this transition is moving beyond spreadsheets and data to capture the human heart of the Challenge: the stories of transformation that will inspire leaders to sustain and expand your work.
Podcast
Click here to listen to two Coaches discussing the mission and tasks this week – with great tips!
Your Tasks This Week
Watch Videos: The Power of the Sprint
To get into the mindset for the Scale-Up Workshop, watch the two videos featuring examples from:
- The Rapid Results Institute – (Now called RE!NSTITUDE) – which our Guru Nadim, co-founded)
- Ending GBVF 100-Day Challenges – stories from this programme over the past years.
See how 100-Day Teams around the world have used the 100-Day Challenge model to transform social support services and achieve the “impossible”. Notice how these Teams moved from “business as usual” to high-impact results.
Character-Led Storytelling
Every 100-Day Challenge is a unique journey that deserves to be shared. However, a truly inspiring story doesn’t just list “what happened”; it focuses on people.
The Characters: Choose one person to be the focal point of your story. This could be:
A community beneficiary who experienced a change in service.
A 100-Day Team Member who discovered a new way of working.
The Team Leader, the Challenge Strategist, or even yourself as the Coach.
The Narrative: Ask them to tell the story of a specific moment or experience during these 100 days.
Guidance: Review the “Telling a Good the Story “ Learning Deep Dive for practical tips on structuring these narratives for maximum impact.
