Toolbox

The ABC-method states that a goal should be achievable, believable, and the person should be committed. This technique is useful for priority setting, it is simple and effective and makes you efficient.

It is a tool to uncover and clarify personal core values. By identifying what truly matters to the youngster, this method empowers them to make informed life choices, boost motivation, and establish a strong foundation for setting meaningful goals.

Participants learn to promote themselves by reflecting on their strengths and how these could be valuable to others, to develop their personal branding.

Participants will craft a small magazine or pamphlet (a zine) that represents who they are and what matters to them. It allows reflection on what is important to oneself at the moment.

This activity uses practical case studies to help adults explore budgeting and saving. In small groups, participants analyze realistic financial situations, identify challenges, and use simplified budget sheets to adjust expenses, manage credit, and plan payments.

Participants will explore the relationship between income and lifestyle by creating and exchanging lifestyle visions, randomly selecting jobs through dice rolls, and attempting to build a realistic monthly budget. The focus is on reflection, discussion, and learning about financial priorities.

The ABC-method states that a goal should be achievable, believable, and the person should be committed. This technique is useful for priority setting, it is simple and effective and makes you efficient.

It is a tool to uncover and clarify personal core values. By identifying what truly matters to the youngster, this method empowers them to make informed life choices, boost motivation, and establish a strong foundation for setting meaningful goals.