Personal Change Assignment II – Reflection

1. Summarize what your personal challenge is in one, brief sentence.

 The personal challenge was planting trees and community meetings to give knowledge about climate change.
2. Did you find your challenge to be easy or difficult? Why?
 The challenge was bit difficult though interesting because due to this we learnt so many things about climate,
Nature and its interaction and dependency on other living forms.
3. How did other people (i.e., friends, family, strangers, etc.) react to your personal challenge?
 My family and friends were really supportive about this challenge. My friends and family helped me with planting
trees in my backyard. My friends helped me with the conduction of community meetings.
4. Based on your chosen criteria, would you deem your challenge to be successful? Explain.
 Yes, I feel the challenge to be successful because this helped me, my friends and many other people to understand
about and get aware about climate change, how it is affecting the earth and its future as well as the importance of
tree in tackling with the issue of climate change.
5. What will you do now that the challenge is over? Continue your challenge? Modify it? Try something different? Go back
to 'business as usual'? Why?
 For me, this challenge will never end as it helped me to understand so many things and due to this many people
got aware of climate change and importance of trees on earth. So, I will try to inspire more and more people about
it as well as include them with this work so that I can take this challenge to a bigger level.
6. After this experience, do you think individual action matters in the mitigation of climate change? What other actions
could help make a bigger difference? Think back to the ideas discussed in the "Is Your Carbon Footprint BS?" podcast
assigned in week 1.
 Yes, I think individual action can make a difference though at minute level but with its outcome one can influence
and inspire to make change in their lives too and can keep their carbon footprint in check.

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