AKTIVITI - PRINSIP 1 - BERMULA DENGAN APA YANG ADA - YUSRY YUSOPP.pptx
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This document discusses mapping one's "means" or resources to identify opportunities. It defines means as who we are, what we know, and who we know. It provides examples of means one acquires through life experiences like school, jobs, hobbies. It encourages inventorying and mapping means, including less obvious attributes. The document stresses starting with available means rather than focusing on limitations, and connecting means to values to identify what one wants to create.
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- 3. Start With You Means People focus so much on whether they will be successful or not, whether their idea is a good one or not, that they forget about all the things they could be doing with what they already have—their means.
- 4. Start With You Means There are three categories of means available to all of us: Who we are? What we know? and Who do we know?
- 5. Who Am I? 1. Traits 2. Abilities 3. Attributes
- 6. What I Know? 1. Expertise 2. Experience
- 7. Whom I Know? 1. Social networks
- 9. Map Your Means 1. Start by printing off a one- page version of your resume. 2. Then start adding things. 3. Be creative about what you consider; it needn’t be things you would normally include in a resume. 4. To get started, look back at your life.
- 10. Map Your Means What means did you acquire or build: • As a teenager • At school • At university • In your first, second . . . job • In your private life • With your hobbies, activities • From your parents?
- 11. Map Your Means How would your friends, colleagues, family, or acquaintances describe your means?
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- 14. Bermula dengan apa yang ada What I know? Who am I? Who I know? Map Your Means Editor & Penulis Educator PRT-TIME BUSINESS MOTIVATOR Penerbitan & Inovasi CERAMAH GAMING ANALISIS DATA Pemimpin Mahasiswa MOTIVATOR EDUCTOR CONTENT CREATOR
- 15. Means to Values “Given my means, what do I want to create?”
- 16. Means to Values
- 17. Means to Values
- 22. So What? Everyone has meant—and everyone is different—which explains how even starting with the same idea, each person who begins taking action toward it creates something that is in some way unique. Don’t focus on what you don’t have, find ways you can take advantage of who you are, who you know, and what you know.