Challenge & Selection 

 Storytelling is a wonderful tool which I always use . I consult with disadvantaged populations , people   with learning disabilities , senior citizens and those with economic disadvantages . Some of these people   in every area of their lives struggle with injustice and misery , need to be inspired and inspiration is a   road to empowerment . I 'm spending a lot of time " opening up people " and finding ways to inspire them   to change their situation . When I work with the seniors , for various reasons , we exchange stories . They   are sometimes lonely and so happy to share their life stories with me to connect and , in a way , they find   meaning in sharing these experiences as a means of teaching and/or legacy . I share stories of my life   with my developmentally disabled clients to help them envision a state of freedom , use their input   against the backdrop of my story to ascertain their aspirations , and often we use stories to better   understand their desires and processes of thinking . I use this knowledge to build various approaches in   order to try to find a way to achieve more flexibility in the ways that they find lacking in their lives . 

 Application 

 I have a story on how to use storytelling . In proposing policy changes with a social service provider , I   tried to clarify to them the advantages of , among other things , taking a more client - focused approach   and , in particular , understanding each person as a human being , and addressing their specific needs in   the first place . The organization was in the grip of a " compliance mentality " and , in this non - empathic ,   hierarchical system , its clients suffered . I was also describing how coping with one individual 's needs can   often affect others for the better , even though it seems drastic or out of the ordinary . I told a story   about after a natural disaster , when I ran an emergency shelter . Except for one woman whose tension   made her very emotionally fragile , everybody was doing pretty well . I could tell that she needed   attention ; I decided to be " Princess for an hour " in my mind . I made her a cup of coffee and sat down   with her , letting her talk . It turned out that her mother , who was with her , had suffered a brain   aneurysm and she was afraid that she might fall or that she would face some other tragedy while in   shelter during this disaster . 

 Insight & Approach 

 Okay , damn , this has been an eye - opener . Her mother was a gentle woman , and very well done . It was   clearly time for me to open my story up . I told her how scary it was when my father had his brain   aneurysm before me and how I had to get him to the hospital and how complicated and stressful it was   all . I shared how well he recovered , and then tied us together , remembering that she and I both had   parents who had brain aneurysms . For that brief period she just needed individual attention and she   ended up with that and a real help . She calmed down , her mum , worried about her , calmed down , and   they calmed down everyone around them . In our little shelter Love reigned once again . So I told the   organization this story and I think it was having a significant effect on the people there . The procedures   are being re - evaluated , and new training is underway for the caseworkers . A little story can do quite a   lot of good at times . This course has helped me see things in a different way as an instrument . If I did it   before it was " ad hoc " really , but now I can plan ahead and think of stories that will allow me to present   my ideas and illuminate them best . I have a background in architecture but I ended up in business as an   entrepreneur . I had no idea that this would ever be treated as an advantage , but I am so thankful that it   is ! 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Challenge & Selection 

 Storytelling is a wonderful tool which I always use . I consult with disadvantaged populations , people   with learning disabilities , senior citizens and those with economic disadvantages . Some of these people   in every area of their lives struggle with injustice and misery , need to be inspired and inspiration is a   road to empowerment . I 'm spending a lot of time " opening up people " and finding ways to inspire them   to change their situation . When I work with the seniors , for various reasons , we exchange stories . They   are sometimes lonely and so happy to share their life stories with me to connect and , in a way , they find   meaning in sharing these experiences as a means of teaching and/or legacy . I share stories of my life   with my developmentally disabled clients to help them envision a state of freedom , use their input   against the backdrop of my story to ascertain their aspirations , and often we use stories to better   understand their desires and processes of thinking . I use this knowledge to build various approaches in   order to try to find a way to achieve more flexibility in the ways that they find lacking in their lives . 

 Application 

 I have a story on how to use storytelling . In proposing policy changes with a social service provider , I   tried to clarify to them the advantages of , among other things , taking a more client - focused approach   and , in particular , understanding each person as a human being , and addressing their specific needs in   the first place . The organization was in the grip of a " compliance mentality " and , in this non - empathic ,   hierarchical system , its clients suffered . I was also describing how coping with one individual 's needs can   often affect others for the better , even though it seems drastic or out of the ordinary . I told a story   about after a natural disaster , when I ran an emergency shelter . Except for one woman whose tension   made her very emotionally fragile , everybody was doing pretty well . I could tell that she needed   attention ; I decided to be " Princess for an hour " in my mind . I made her a cup of coffee and sat down   with her , letting her talk . It turned out that her mother , who was with her , had suffered a brain   aneurysm and she was afraid that she might fall or that she would face some other tragedy while in   shelter during this disaster . 

 Insight & Approach 

 Okay , damn , this has been an eye - opener . Her mother was a gentle woman , and very well done . It was   clearly time for me to open my story up . I told her how scary it was when my father had his brain   aneurysm before me and how I had to get him to the hospital and how complicated and stressful it was   all . I shared how well he recovered , and then tied us together , remembering that she and I both had   parents who had brain aneurysms . For that brief period she just needed individual attention and she   ended up with that and a real help . She calmed down , her mum , worried about her , calmed down , and   they calmed down everyone around them . In our little shelter Love reigned once again . So I told the   organization this story and I think it was having a significant effect on the people there . The procedures   are being re - evaluated , and new training is underway for the caseworkers . A little story can do quite a   lot of good at times . This course has helped me see things in a different way as an instrument . If I did it   before it was " ad hoc " really , but now I can plan ahead and think of stories that will allow me to present   my ideas and illuminate them best . I have a background in architecture but I ended up in business as an   entrepreneur . I had no idea that this would ever be treated as an advantage , but I am so thankful that it   is !
### Output: 