2. Are you stuck? – 0’
• Est-ce que tu aimes tes études?
• Pourquoi tu fais ce que tu fais?
• Où est-ce que tu veux être dans 5 ans?
3. Vision et mission
• Donnez une direction à ta vie
• Pourquoi, comment
• Pas seulement pour des entreprises
• Choices
• Improve your chances of success
• See the right opportunities
• Example GST
4. Vision
• Envisagez le monde dans 100 ans
• Un grand but
• Ton pourquoi
• Pas atteignable dans ta vie
• Un rêve
5. Vision
• Martin Luther King: a world in which black and
white live in harmony
• Simon Sinek (start with why): a world where
everyone is able to do what he enjoys
• I want that Moroccans start reading more.
• A society where we use the earth in a
sustainable way with respect for people of the
present and the future.
6. Découvrez ta vision
• Pair up in teams of two, find a partner
– Ask each other questions
– Give each other feedback, tips, suggestions
– Listen to one another - your role is to help the
other.
– Manage your time per question
7. Découvrez ta vision
• Exercise: ideal world – 15’
– Sit down, draw your ideal world. Present it to your
neighbour
– What is your ideal world?
– What would you change to the current world to
reach your ideal world?
– Why is it important to you?
8. Mission - 25’
“A vision without a mission is a dream;
A mission without a vision is drudgery;
A vision and a mission is the hope for the
world.”
9. Mission
• Le comment: comment réaliser ta vision?
• Seulement réaliser une partie de ta vision.
• Ta vision te motive à réaliser ta mission
10. Mission
• Examples
– Martin Luther King: commencer un movement pour
sensibiliser des gens des droits humains
– Simon Sinek: faire découvrir aux gens leurs pourquoi,
leur comment
– I want that Moroccans start reading more : Il pense de
créer un livre avec des contributions des gens partout
au maroc
• My mission : créer ma propre entreprise durable
qui aide soutenir l’environnement à travers des
profits.
11. Mission
• How to find your mission ?
– Look at what you are good doing at? What you
enjoy doing?
– Look back at your vision: How do you need to
change the world to make your vision come true?
– => MISSION
– It’s a win-win! You do something you enjoy. And
you work towards your vision. Motivated by
realizing your vision.
12. Mission
• Questions – 15’
– What do you enjoy doing?
– What do you excel at?
– Quels étaient les choses que tu veux changer pour
atteindre ton monde idéal?
– Comment tu pourrais utiliser ces talents pour
atteindre ta vision?
– => Write down your mission statement in one
sentence.
13. Comfort – Challenge – Learning – 50’
• Comfort zone
– Fitness
– Exciting?
• Stretch zone
– Stretch zone
• Exciting zone, défi!
• Learning and development
• Take yourself to the next level
• Expand your comfort zone
• Exercise: do new exercises, do more exercises in the same
row…
14.
15. Comfort – Challenge – Learning
• Comfort zone
– Fitness
– Exciting?
• Stretch zone
– Stretch zone
• Exciting zone, défi!
• Learning and development
• Take yourself to the next level
• Expand your comfort zone
• Exercise: do new exercises, do more exercises in the same
row…
16. Comfort – Challenge – Learning
– Panic zone
• Beyond what you can cope with
• Makes you feel uncomfortable, have fear
• Makes you run back to your comfort one
17. La route du succès – 55’
• A vision without a mission is only a dream.
• A vision with a mission. A why with a how is a
promise.
• A mission without a path to reach your
mission won’t lead you anywhere.
18. La route du succès
• You need to work towards your mission. Take
little steps to reach your mission.
• Tools
– Metrics: how can you measure your mission?
– Set deadlines: tomorrow, 3 months, 12 months, 2
years, 5 years
– Express these goals and share it with others
19. La route du succès
• QUESTIONS – 15’
– What are things you have to learn in order to
realize your mission?
– What are key actions to realize your mission?
– What are metrics to realize your mission?
– Set goals tomorrow, 3 months, 12 months, 2
years, 5 years
• Use actions
• Use metrics
20. To read
• Start with why, Simon Sinek
• The 4-Hour Workweek, Timothy Ferriss