The First Club For Social Impact Teenage Entrepreneurs We exist to empower young people to become positive changemakers in their local communities.

1. Session 2

2. Welcome &
Check-In

4. What’s your reason for
getting up in the morning?

5. Let us do an activity!

6. Think-Pair-Share

7. Things that I am happy about
→ Things I can give to the
world

8. Things that I am sad about →
Things the world needs

11. How to find your Ikigai?
Answer these questions!

12. Why is it important to know
your Ikigai?

15. Locus of Control
The Principle of 'Locus of Control' was coined by Julian
Rotter (1954). It considers the idea that people tend to
either believe that control lives internally (within them) or
externally (with others or the situation).

16. Locus of Control
Internal: those with a high internal locus of control believe in their own ability
to control themselves and influence their outside world. They see themselves
as being in control of their future and acknowledge that the choices they make
will lead to their success or failure.
External: those with a high external locus of control believe that they
personally have little or no control over events and what other people do. They
may even believe that other people have control over them and that they can't
do anything but obey.

17. A Letter to your Future Self!

18. Questions to consider when writing
this letter:
- What do you do?
- What the world looks like now (be creative!)
- What problem are you solving?
- Who are your allies in this journey?
- What advice would you give your younger
self?