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04.EG.T03-TPRR — My Value-Addition Journey Forward Moving from Learning to Lifelong Practice

04.EG.T03-TPRR — My Value-Addition Journey Forward

Moving from Learning to Lifelong Practice

Throughout this Guide, you explored God's design for women as ezers who save, support, strengthen and protect. You examined how to add value as a daughter, homemaker, wife, mother, church member, employee and businesswoman.

This final worksheet is designed to help you identify the most important changes you need to make and develop a practical plan for living as a value-adding woman.


Part A: My Most Important Discoveries

1. What is the most important lesson you learned about being a daughter?




2. What is the most important lesson you learned about being a homemaker?




3. What is the most important lesson you learned about being a wife?




4. What is the most important lesson you learned about being a mother?




5. What is the most important lesson you learned about being a church member?




6. What is the most important lesson you learned about being an employee?




7. What is the most important lesson you learned about being a businesswoman?




Part B: My Greatest Value-Addition Gaps

8. Looking across all seven roles, where is your greatest value-addition gap?

☐ Daughter

☐ Homemaker

☐ Wife

☐ Mother

☐ Church Member

☐ Employee

☐ Businesswoman


9. What evidence convinced you that this role requires the greatest attention?




10. What has been preventing growth in this area?




Part C: My Ezer Development Plan

The Guide teaches that women were created to be ezers who save, support, strengthen and protect.

11. Who currently needs your support?




12. What practical support will you provide?




13. Who currently needs your encouragement or strengthening?




14. What will you intentionally do for this person?




15. Who or what has God entrusted you to protect?




16. What action will you take to fulfil that responsibility?




Part D: My Family Value-Addition Plan

As a Daughter

17. What is one thing you will do during the next three months to add greater value to your parents' lives?




As a Wife or Future Wife

18. What is one thing you will do during the next three months to become a greater blessing to your husband or future husband?




As a Mother or Future Mother

19. What is one thing you will do during the next three months to influence children more positively?




As a Homemaker

20. What is one thing you will do during the next three months to improve your home environment?




Part E: My Church and Community Value-Addition Plan

21. What is one need in your church that you can help address?




22. What practical contribution will you make?




23. What is one need in your community that concerns you deeply?




24. How can you become part of the solution?




Part F: My Workplace and Business Value-Addition Plan

Employee

25. What is one way you can improve the quality of your work?




26. What is one problem you intend to help solve in your workplace?




Businesswoman

27. What additional value can you provide to your customers or clients?




28. What practical step will you take to improve your products or services?




Part G: My Proverbs 31 Development Plan

The introduction reminds us that the value of an excellent woman is far above rubies.

29. Which quality requires the greatest development in your life?

☐ Wisdom

☐ Integrity

☐ Faithfulness

☐ Compassion

☐ Hospitality

☐ Diligence

☐ Courage

☐ Self-discipline

☐ Other:



30. What specific action will help you develop this quality?




Part H: My Top Three Priorities

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My Value-Addition Commitment

31. Which role are you most committed to strengthening during the next twelve months? Why?




32. What is the single most important action you will take after completing this Guide?




33. Complete the statement below.

As a result of this Guide, I commit myself to becoming a woman who:




34. Five years from now, what would you like the people closest to you to say about the value you added to their lives?



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