Select Your Personal Project: Think about a project you've always wanted to undertake. This is your chance to plan it out in detail. Whether it's a hobby, a personal goal, or a community initiative, choose something that you're passionate about.

Conduct Preliminary Research: Before diving into the charter, spend some time researching your chosen project. Understand the current landscape, potential challenges, and the resources you might need. This research will provide a foundation for your charter and ensure it's grounded in reality.

Draft Your Project Charter: Using the in-class activity on the eco-friendly initiative as a reference, begin crafting your Project Charter for your personal project. Remember to be as detailed and specific as possible. Here's a breakdown of what you should include:

• Purpose and Justification: Why is this project important to you? What's driving you to undertake it?
• Goals and Objectives: What do you hope to achieve? Be specific.
• Project Description: Provide a detailed overview of your project. What will it entail?
• Stakeholders: Who will be involved or affected by your project?
• Budget: If applicable, provide a rough estimate of the costs associated with your project.
• Timeline & Milestones: Create a basic timeline for your project. What are the key milestones?
• Risks & Opportunities: What potential challenges might you face? Are there any opportunities that could arise?