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Master Session at Michezo Halisi Academy

#SkillUp #MasterClass

On 18th November 2020 I conducted a master session at Michezo Halisi Academy hosted by St. Elizabeth in Mbotela, Nairobi County.

It was a great pleasure to share knowledge with Michezo Halisi team, St. Elizabeth staff and parent representative from Michezo Halisi Academy. This is part of my mission as a champion of UN SD4: Quality education and lifelong learning.

Summary;

Main Topic :- Unlock Your Potential

Session Objectives:-

1. How to cultivate a more relatable Personal Brand. 

2. How to kick-start a more professional journey. 

        Professionalism

• Work ethics
•  Communication
• Effective leadership

3. Financial literacy 101 (The budgeting challenge)

3 things that at the core of your personal brand what I call The RIP of Personal Brand.

Reputation + Impression + Perception

Reputation :-

- the beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something.

- a widespread belief that someone or something has a particular characteristic.

Source online

Impression :-

- An idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone, especially one formed without conscious thought or on the basis of little evidence

Perception:-

- the way in which something is regarded, understood, or interpreted.

I hope with this post you have learned something especially the RIP of Personal Brand. Get in touch with me for a master session with your team, it is an experience want I called the 'Wi factor' a s Learn2Learn. The session are affordable, quality and I ensure I use different creative methodologies to reach the desired outcome.

The 'Wi-Factor' is derived from Wilsen Initiative (Wi) journey based on three pillars that is;

Inspiration, Connectivity and Education (ICE Model). It is a way of teaching that embraces  and combines the ASK (Attitude, Skill and Knowledge) model + ICE (Inspiration, Connectivity and Education) model.

It is an experience that also means;

- Learning together

- Lifelong Learning

- Self Learning

- Learning pattern defined by WHY & HOW

" What makes me tick isn't necessarily based on What I train, but mostly on HOW & WHY I teach it making the process fun, seamless and experiential while ensuring a more everlasting impact on self learning and knowledge transfer " Wilson Masaka 

+throughMylens Consult / Create / Connect

Invite me today, I'm available in November - December 2020

More about me www.wilsenx.blogspot.com

wilson.masaka@gmail.com

10 Things You Need to Learn at Your Youth.

So close, yet so far... #Mindshift #MeaningfulYouthEngagement #YouthSpace 

Analogy...

"Don't waste your youth, it is one of the most precious time in your life from childhood towards the next phase." -Wilson Masaka- Youth Advocate / Social Entrepreneur 

Think about this... 

Finding the needle with magnifying glass in the haystack will only leave you hopeful. As much as we need hope, we need to find the right magnetic that will attract the needle. 

This means; 

1. Work on your personal brand.
2.  Learn new tricks, subject, etc. upskill as a priority towards personal development. 
3. Do something that makes you happy. Love what you do, do what you love.
4. Do an analysis of your career. Question, do you want to try your hands on many stuff before settling or straight away you want to hold onto one specific subject? 
5. Choose friends wisely. 
6.  Learn the language about money at an early stage, for example, income, savings, investing, expenditures etc. 
7. Be real with life because faking it as a  time limit before reality hits you hard even than before. 
8. Learn about time management, you might have 24 hours in a day, but every day brings a bundle of challenges, opportunities, friendship etc. Every second is different and special, you can't have it repeated. 
9. Work on what you can control and leave those that are beyond your control. Always choose your 'fights' and set realistic goals. Take an example, it is desirable to change the poverty situation in that world, but is more realistic and attainable to change poverty starting at your own level. Then stretch your influence to the next person or small groups. If everyone does that, there will be the ripple effect of poverty free nations and eventually the world. It can take us many countless years, but if you ask me if it's doable, I will say YES. 
10. Choose the right tools, channels and approaches to tackle your problem