#SelfMade Series
Though most, if not all, of the youth have brilliant ideas that can improve society, I have identified three obstacles that they frequently encounter that apply to many areas of life.
In the Self-Made Series Module, where I train and share knowledge on self-awareness, personal branding, building winning teams, etc., I have noticed three main obstacles that cut across in the youth life, as follows;
1. How to Start
One of the biggest hurdles, which seems simple, is locating the start button. We all have great ideas, but sometimes we find ourselves in circles of procrastination, not knowing what to do and waiting for the perfect time or moment.
In this session, I help the participants reorganise their thoughts to a point that allows them to take one step forward, which means starting something even if it is small.
2. Know How It's Going
There's a lot that is happening in our lives, which can be overwhelming to the extent of delaying something or not even noticing progress in anything. Many times, we confuse movement with progress. While movement can mean from one point to another, progress includes more especially the unseen or intangible parts of your actions.
3. Defining Where You Want to Be.
Define your landing point, have a runway, a takeoff point, the route, the destination, etc. You have to define all that in your journey through life to achieve your true definition of success.
Are you ready to learn more?
I present these and many other topics based on the Skill Up Module developed by Wilsen initiative (Wi) called the Self-Made and Work Series.
I'm more than happy to share and learn more from the participants. Invite me to speak to your youth group about a variety of subjects, including project planning, creative entrepreneurship, basic budgeting, personal branding, and organisational culture.
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