In this video, we break down how to create a business plan using a simple, student-friendly framework. We walk through key questions like: – What is your purpose? – What problem are you solving? – Who is your audience? – What resources, budget, and team do you need? This approach helps you organize your ideas, think strategically, and turn a project into something actionable — whether for school, CAS, service learning, or a personal initiative.

What does good leadership actually look like? In this video, we explore different leadership styles using examples from Brooklyn Nine-Nine. By looking at how characters lead, collaborate, and support their team, we break down what effective leadership can look like in real-life group projects, schools, and workplaces. This video is perfect for students learning about leadership roles, teamwork, and communication — using familiar, relatable examples.

From preparation tips to how to keep people engaged during the meeting, this video covers what to do before and during to make your meetings clear, productive, and meaningful. We walk through a real-life meeting between a mentor and two students — breaking down what makes it effective.

What is opportunity cost? It’s an economic concept that helps you pause and think about what you give up when choosing one option over another. In simple terms, it’s the loss of potential gain from the choice you didn’t make. Understanding opportunity cost helps you make smarter decisions — in money, time, or life.

Marketing is all about communication and there is no better tool to map out communication plans than a Stakeholder Map. You have done a personal stakeholder map, now let’s do one for your project. visit the lesson here https://thewonderment.com/paths/stakeholder-mapping-for-your-project/

Learn how self-determination theory helps you stay intrinsically motivated by fostering autonomy, purpose, and real connection. This short breakdown explores how community, creativity, and choice fuel long-term motivation — in school, work, or personal projects.

When you create change, it is important to visualize the reasons for the change and some of the barriers that will occur when making the change. This business tool will help you manage these issues and accentuate the positives. check out the lesson bellow: https://thewonderment.com/paths/force-field-analysis/

Small talk is a powerful tool for starting conversations, building trust, and making unexpected connections with anyone, anywhere. Learning how to approach people and be open to their stories can shape the way we see the world — and sometimes spark relationships that matter days or even years later.