Possibility Advocate 's definitions
Commitment Playshop
Do you have a funny joke or story? How about a favorite song or a picture from the past that makes you laugh?
Let’s have some fun.
A Commitment Playshop is the act of turning work into play, finding joy in doing the things that need to be done to push our ideas and dreams forward while honoring our commitments. It transforms work into a playful, engaging experience, encouraging participants to immerse themselves in their tasks with a sense of wonder, excitement, and experimentation. All things are possible, and participants are more involved in what feels like a dream playdate, where creativity, collaboration, and fun are at the forefront, all while staying true to our commitments (things done with love).
-The Focus is on infusing playfulness into tasks related to our passion projects and commitments, making the process enjoyable and invigorating.
-The Structure is designed with flexible, dynamic activities that blend work, music, jokes, and play seamlessly. They may include creative exercises and collaborative projects that align with the participants' commitments.
-The Tone is lighthearted & enthusiastic, fostering a positive, inspiring atmosphere where participants feel free to explore and innovate.
-And Participants are encouraged to engage deeply & joyfully with tasks, bringing a playful mindset and willset to the work that needs to be done.
-The Desired Outcome is to make progress on commitments, ideas, & dreams while enjoying the journey.
Do you have a funny joke or story? How about a favorite song or a picture from the past that makes you laugh?
Let’s have some fun.
A Commitment Playshop is the act of turning work into play, finding joy in doing the things that need to be done to push our ideas and dreams forward while honoring our commitments. It transforms work into a playful, engaging experience, encouraging participants to immerse themselves in their tasks with a sense of wonder, excitement, and experimentation. All things are possible, and participants are more involved in what feels like a dream playdate, where creativity, collaboration, and fun are at the forefront, all while staying true to our commitments (things done with love).
-The Focus is on infusing playfulness into tasks related to our passion projects and commitments, making the process enjoyable and invigorating.
-The Structure is designed with flexible, dynamic activities that blend work, music, jokes, and play seamlessly. They may include creative exercises and collaborative projects that align with the participants' commitments.
-The Tone is lighthearted & enthusiastic, fostering a positive, inspiring atmosphere where participants feel free to explore and innovate.
-And Participants are encouraged to engage deeply & joyfully with tasks, bringing a playful mindset and willset to the work that needs to be done.
-The Desired Outcome is to make progress on commitments, ideas, & dreams while enjoying the journey.
Prabitha wanted to ensure her team of volunteers was inspired and focused so she engaged her Possibility Advocate to facilitate a Commitment Playshop with her team.
by Possibility Advocate June 21, 2024

/dee-pee-dee/ abbreviation (acronym for Dreaming, Planning, and Doing)
- DPD is a vibe shift with a strategy. DPD = Dreaming, Planning, and Doing until the thing gets done. Big idea? Shift into Dreamer. Need a plan? Slide into Planner. Ready to move? Go full Doer. And yeah—we don’t wait for our mindset. We Willset. Always be DPDing. Because chaos doesn’t organize itself.
- DPD describes the intentional cycle of becoming: Dreaming what could be, Planning what must be, and Doing what will be.
- DPD is the soul in motion—where will leads the way and the mind follows. It’s not personality. It’s posture. It’s prayer with action.
- DPD is a life practice in which individuals dynamically shift between three core personas—Dreamer Persona, Planner Persona, and Doer Persona—based on the purpose, context, and needs of a moment.
- DPD empowers purposeful action through adaptive persona alignment, turning vision into momentum and execution.
- DPD is a vibe shift with a strategy. DPD = Dreaming, Planning, and Doing until the thing gets done. Big idea? Shift into Dreamer. Need a plan? Slide into Planner. Ready to move? Go full Doer. And yeah—we don’t wait for our mindset. We Willset. Always be DPDing. Because chaos doesn’t organize itself.
- DPD describes the intentional cycle of becoming: Dreaming what could be, Planning what must be, and Doing what will be.
- DPD is the soul in motion—where will leads the way and the mind follows. It’s not personality. It’s posture. It’s prayer with action.
- DPD is a life practice in which individuals dynamically shift between three core personas—Dreamer Persona, Planner Persona, and Doer Persona—based on the purpose, context, and needs of a moment.
- DPD empowers purposeful action through adaptive persona alignment, turning vision into momentum and execution.
Example:
"You already know. I’m out here DPDing—dreaming, planning, and doing—until the vision hits real life."
Example:
Always be DPDing. Because chaos doesn’t organize itself.
Example:
“She’s not just working—she’s DPDing her goals into existence.”
Example:
When you're DPDing, you're not stuck thinking or talking—you’re shifting personas to get real results. It's like improv meets execution: Dream it. Plan it. Do it. Repeat.
Example:
"She’s not just hustling—she’s DPDing. Dreaming big, planning tight, doing daily—until the vision manifests."
Example:
"I’m DPDing my way through this season—Willset strong, Dream wide, Plan grounded, Do daily."
Example:
"I’m not stuck—I’m just switching personas. Chill, I’m DPDing."
Example:
"Our CPO lives the DPD cycle. Dreamer at vision offsites, Planner in budget season, Doer during launches. That’s leadership posture."
Example:
“Let’s open this call in Dreamer Persona and DPD our way through the problem.”
Example:
In high-performing teams, DPD isn't personality—it’s muscle memory. You don’t just think about action. You Willset into the right persona—then align your behavior. Dreamers set vision. Planners architect execution. Doers move fast and finish strong.
"You already know. I’m out here DPDing—dreaming, planning, and doing—until the vision hits real life."
Example:
Always be DPDing. Because chaos doesn’t organize itself.
Example:
“She’s not just working—she’s DPDing her goals into existence.”
Example:
When you're DPDing, you're not stuck thinking or talking—you’re shifting personas to get real results. It's like improv meets execution: Dream it. Plan it. Do it. Repeat.
Example:
"She’s not just hustling—she’s DPDing. Dreaming big, planning tight, doing daily—until the vision manifests."
Example:
"I’m DPDing my way through this season—Willset strong, Dream wide, Plan grounded, Do daily."
Example:
"I’m not stuck—I’m just switching personas. Chill, I’m DPDing."
Example:
"Our CPO lives the DPD cycle. Dreamer at vision offsites, Planner in budget season, Doer during launches. That’s leadership posture."
Example:
“Let’s open this call in Dreamer Persona and DPD our way through the problem.”
Example:
In high-performing teams, DPD isn't personality—it’s muscle memory. You don’t just think about action. You Willset into the right persona—then align your behavior. Dreamers set vision. Planners architect execution. Doers move fast and finish strong.
by Possibility Advocate May 21, 2025

I am going down the Museum of Art History or MAH, in Santa Cruz, to see an exhibit for the world's first resolutionarium.
On display will be the world's first resolutionary, Resolved To Evolve Vol. 3. A book of some 845 universal resolves, inspired by the legendary TV Show Kung Fu.
On display will be the world's first resolutionary, Resolved To Evolve Vol. 3. A book of some 845 universal resolves, inspired by the legendary TV Show Kung Fu.
by Possibility Advocate May 3, 2023

/dee-pee-dee/ abbreviation (acronym for Dreaming, Planning, and Doing)
- DPD describes the intentional cycle of becoming: Dreaming what could be, Planning what must be, and Doing what will be.
- DPD is a vibe shift with a strategy. DPD = Dreaming, Planning, and Doing until the thing gets done. Big idea? Shift into Dreamer. Need a plan? Slide into Planner. Ready to move? Go full Doer. And yeah—we don’t wait for mindset. We Willset. Always be DPDing. Because chaos doesn’t organize itself.
- DPD is soul in motion—where will leads the way and the mind follows. It’s not personality. It’s posture. It’s prayer with action.
- DPD is a life practice in which individuals dynamically shift between three core personas—Dreamer Persona, Planner Persona, and Doer Persona—based on the purpose, context, and needs of a moment.
- DPD empowers purposeful action through adaptive persona alignment, turning vision into momentum and execution.
- DPD describes the intentional cycle of becoming: Dreaming what could be, Planning what must be, and Doing what will be.
- DPD is a vibe shift with a strategy. DPD = Dreaming, Planning, and Doing until the thing gets done. Big idea? Shift into Dreamer. Need a plan? Slide into Planner. Ready to move? Go full Doer. And yeah—we don’t wait for mindset. We Willset. Always be DPDing. Because chaos doesn’t organize itself.
- DPD is soul in motion—where will leads the way and the mind follows. It’s not personality. It’s posture. It’s prayer with action.
- DPD is a life practice in which individuals dynamically shift between three core personas—Dreamer Persona, Planner Persona, and Doer Persona—based on the purpose, context, and needs of a moment.
- DPD empowers purposeful action through adaptive persona alignment, turning vision into momentum and execution.
Example:
"You already know. I’m out here DPDing—dreaming, planning, and doing—until the vision hits real life."
Example:
Always be DPDing. Because chaos doesn’t organize itself.
Example:
“She’s not just working—she’s DPDing her goals into existence.”
Example:
When you're DPDing, you're not stuck thinking or talking—you’re shifting personas to get real results. It's like improv meets execution: Dream it. Plan it. Do it. Repeat.
Example:
"She’s not just hustling—she’s DPDing. Dreaming big, planning tight, doing daily—until the vision manifests."
Example:
"I’m DPDing my way through this season—Willset strong, Dream wide, Plan grounded, Do daily."
Example:
"I’m not stuck—I’m just switching personas. Chill, I’m DPDing."
Example:
"Our CPO lives the DPD cycle. Dreamer at vision offsites, Planner in budget season, Doer during launches. That’s leadership posture."
Example:
“Let’s open this call in Dreamer Persona and DPD our way through the problem.”
Example:
In high-performing teams, DPD isn't personality—it’s muscle memory. You don’t just think about action. You Willset into the right persona—then align your behavior. Dreamers set vision. Planners architect execution. Doers move fast and finish strong.
"You already know. I’m out here DPDing—dreaming, planning, and doing—until the vision hits real life."
Example:
Always be DPDing. Because chaos doesn’t organize itself.
Example:
“She’s not just working—she’s DPDing her goals into existence.”
Example:
When you're DPDing, you're not stuck thinking or talking—you’re shifting personas to get real results. It's like improv meets execution: Dream it. Plan it. Do it. Repeat.
Example:
"She’s not just hustling—she’s DPDing. Dreaming big, planning tight, doing daily—until the vision manifests."
Example:
"I’m DPDing my way through this season—Willset strong, Dream wide, Plan grounded, Do daily."
Example:
"I’m not stuck—I’m just switching personas. Chill, I’m DPDing."
Example:
"Our CPO lives the DPD cycle. Dreamer at vision offsites, Planner in budget season, Doer during launches. That’s leadership posture."
Example:
“Let’s open this call in Dreamer Persona and DPD our way through the problem.”
Example:
In high-performing teams, DPD isn't personality—it’s muscle memory. You don’t just think about action. You Willset into the right persona—then align your behavior. Dreamers set vision. Planners architect execution. Doers move fast and finish strong.
by Possibility Advocate May 21, 2025

Possibility Advocacy
noun
1. The practice or profession of encouraging and assisting individuals or groups to explore and embrace potential opportunities and possibilities, often through structured coaching, guidance, and motivational support.
2. A process or approach aimed at fostering personal and professional growth by helping people identify, pursue, and achieve their aspirations and goals.
Note: Possibility Advocacy differs from coaching, which usually focuses on developing specific skills or achieving particular goals, and therapy, which addresses emotional and psychological issues. Instead, Possibility Advocacy centers on inspiring and facilitating the exploration of new opportunities and potential.
noun
1. The practice or profession of encouraging and assisting individuals or groups to explore and embrace potential opportunities and possibilities, often through structured coaching, guidance, and motivational support.
2. A process or approach aimed at fostering personal and professional growth by helping people identify, pursue, and achieve their aspirations and goals.
Note: Possibility Advocacy differs from coaching, which usually focuses on developing specific skills or achieving particular goals, and therapy, which addresses emotional and psychological issues. Instead, Possibility Advocacy centers on inspiring and facilitating the exploration of new opportunities and potential.
Example: His work in Possibility Advocacy has transformed the lives of thousands of professionals in the Silicon Valley seeking career advancement.
Example: Her work in Possibility Advocacy transforms the working relationships between and within teams, making them more compassionate, empathetic, focused, and committed.
Example: Her work in Possibility Advocacy transforms the working relationships between and within teams, making them more compassionate, empathetic, focused, and committed.
by Possibility Advocate June 20, 2024

Resolveational Statement (also referred to as - resolvational)
'rə-zäl-vā-shuh-nəl stāt-mənt
noun
1. A resolveational (resolvational) statement is a clear, purposeful declaration of intent that arises from the process of Resolveation—the internal decision to commit to personal evolution and purposeful action.
2. A resolveational statement focuses on a firm, unwavering decision to align one's thoughts, actions, and willset with core values and long-term goals. It serves as both a commitment and a guiding principle, driving deliberate action toward self-mastery and continuous growth.
3. Rooted in Resolveation, the resolveational (resolvational) statement is the external expression of one’s inner resolve, crafted to guide behavior and ensure that one's aspirations are actively pursued in daily life. It emphasizes intentional evolution, personal accountability, and the integration of resolve into every aspect of life.
'rə-zäl-vā-shuh-nəl stāt-mənt
noun
1. A resolveational (resolvational) statement is a clear, purposeful declaration of intent that arises from the process of Resolveation—the internal decision to commit to personal evolution and purposeful action.
2. A resolveational statement focuses on a firm, unwavering decision to align one's thoughts, actions, and willset with core values and long-term goals. It serves as both a commitment and a guiding principle, driving deliberate action toward self-mastery and continuous growth.
3. Rooted in Resolveation, the resolveational (resolvational) statement is the external expression of one’s inner resolve, crafted to guide behavior and ensure that one's aspirations are actively pursued in daily life. It emphasizes intentional evolution, personal accountability, and the integration of resolve into every aspect of life.
Example:
"In my morning resolveational practice, my resolveational statement was: I resolve to act with purpose and align my daily habits with my values."
"In my morning resolveational practice, my resolveational statement was: I resolve to act with purpose and align my daily habits with my values."
by Possibility Advocate September 15, 2024

A system that helps you shift between Dreamer, Planner, and Doer Personas based on what a situation needs. It’s like a flexible personality toolkit—no tests required.
Unlike traditional personality typing systems that lock people into fixed identities, the DPD Framework draws from neuroplasticity, behavioral therapy, and adaptive leadership theory to teach identity as a tool—not a prison. It enables individuals and teams to reduce miscommunication, resolve ego friction, and shift posture intentionally to match the needs of a meeting, moment, or mission.
Unlike traditional personality typing systems that lock people into fixed identities, the DPD Framework draws from neuroplasticity, behavioral therapy, and adaptive leadership theory to teach identity as a tool—not a prison. It enables individuals and teams to reduce miscommunication, resolve ego friction, and shift posture intentionally to match the needs of a meeting, moment, or mission.
Example:
"I used to think Tom took a special pleasure in being a difficult person, until I took a step back and realized that he is just stuck in Planner Persona, unable to dream."
Example:
"Our meetings used to be chaos. Now we align personas using the DPD Framework—and get twice as much done."
Example:
"Since using the DPD Framework, our meetings are faster, cleaner, and actually go somewhere."
Example:
"Before using the DPD Framework, our team wasted hours debating in mismatched personas. Now, we name the meeting purpose, invoke the right persona, and shift together when needed. It’s like switching gears—on purpose."
"I used to think Tom took a special pleasure in being a difficult person, until I took a step back and realized that he is just stuck in Planner Persona, unable to dream."
Example:
"Our meetings used to be chaos. Now we align personas using the DPD Framework—and get twice as much done."
Example:
"Since using the DPD Framework, our meetings are faster, cleaner, and actually go somewhere."
Example:
"Before using the DPD Framework, our team wasted hours debating in mismatched personas. Now, we name the meeting purpose, invoke the right persona, and shift together when needed. It’s like switching gears—on purpose."
by Possibility Advocate May 20, 2025
