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Life-Mapping

       Life-Mapping is a Personal Development Method designed to help people find their way in life, encompassing nine major areas. Out of these, the First Step course will focus on three transversal areas:


PROFESSIONAL AREA: Career Development – young people and not only find themselves lost in the web of choices and obstacles in choosing the right job. Many of them take a summer job that slowly turns into a swamping longterm job the can never seem to get out of, even more get a job they later discover they don’t like, while others take the job their parents want them to take, and live to regret it. Career development provides tools for connecting personal strenghts and skills with the labour market, tools to help you discover what suits you best, instruments to plan and develop your career.

SOCIAL AREA: Soft Skills Development–To be successful in society and your line of work nowadays requires a set of widely required softskills: Leadership & Followship (TeamWork), Effective communication and Active listening, Thinking out-of-the-box, innovativeness, to name just a few.SoftSkills development in Life-Path comes within the framework of a 360 degrees self-analysis and targets the most useful softskill set for each individual.

PERSONAL AREA: Personal Finance Planning and Self-Management, Time Management – When asked what they want from life, most youngsters would say either happiness or success. If asked what they need in order to achieve that, they would quickly say: „Lots of money”. Most of them will try hard to make money, and waste their lives in the process, gaining neither happiness, nor success. Some of them will get money from their parents or will actually manage to make it, and after more than half a life they will discover that money is not getting them anywhere near happy. Few will actually understand that money by themselvesare not an objective, but a means to reach your real objectives. Fewer still will understand that happiness and success do not depend on how you manage your money, but on how you manage your time. Both sound personal finance planning and time-management are key to achieving yor objectives in life.

MODULE SRUCTURE

The training consists of  12 sessions, each session of 90 minutes. The ideal number of participants is between 8 and 12. It is recommended that the participants are from the same age group, social and educational background. This course has the best impact on students, aged 20-25.
Timeframe:  4 days course, 6 hourse per day. The schedule and times can be adjusted.

REQUIREMENTS:

-    A good level of English
-    The participants must be genuinely interested in this course. A precourse selection is recommended. Typically 25% of students are genuinely interested while more than 50% will claim to be.
-    Full attendance.

COURSE STRUCTURE:

Personal development process in the Life-Path method:
Session 1: G2KEG - Getting to know each-other, management of expectations, course objectives and schedule- You ask me how much education costs, I ask you how much it costs not to educate. (Winston Churchill)
Session 2: Life-Path – what is it and why we need it? Understanding the steps - A man asked a kid to write down what he wanted to be when he grew up. He wrote he wanted to be happy. The man said he didn't understand the task. He said he didn't understand life...
Session 3: Motivation  - What motivates me? - People often say that motivation doesn't last. Well, neither does bathing! That's why we recommend it daily. (Zig Ziglar)
Session 4: 360 degrees SoftSkills analysis - Discovering what do you want to do with/in your life.Everybody dies. Not everybody really lives
Session 5: SoftSkills Analysis– What are the skills we lack in order to achieve our goals? - Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off your goals. (Brian Tracy)
Session 6: Wheel of Life - discovering/setting areas of personal development - The best things in life are not things.
Session 7: Goal Setting - establishing objectives and means of achieving them - It never fails to amaze me that most people spend more time planning a vacation than their own life – Kristina Crowley
Session 8: Time Management– tools for time management, prioritisation, evaluation -The only difference between a rich person and poor person is how they use their time. (Robert Kiyosaki)
Session 9: Personal Finance Planning– tools for personal finance forecasting and management -Empty pockets might slow you down. An empty heart will stop you. An empty head will prevent you from even starting. (Teolin Codreanu)
Sessions 10-11: Life-Coaching (helping someone on a 1-2-1 basis to walk his/her own lifepath) – individual sessions - Success is not measured by how far you sailed but by the storms you have encountered, and the determination of your sail
Session 12: Evaluation. A year from now you will wish you had started today. (Karen Lamb)

METHODS USED:

The Life-Path Training uses the Non-Formal Education methodology,  as defined by the Council of Europe and European Comission.
Non-Formal Education is an experience-based learning framework, through games and participative activities and very little focus on presentations.
The methods used and the substructure of the course is subject to adaptation to the needs and expectations of the participants.

What is Personal Development?