Entrepreneurial Quest: developing and maintaining an entrepreneurial mindset. This workshop will not focus on the business plan or marketing strategies but on the mental and emotional resilience needed to start and grow a business.

The structure of the workshop

Each workshop starts with a short introduction to a theme or concept led by Dominik Loncar, Entrepreneur-in-residence for Futurpreneur Canada. Participants will then be placed in break-out sessions where they will get an opportunity to share their views and experiences. Afterwards, there will be a general Q & A with all the participants.

Come to the workshop and participate, share and ask questions. Get an opportunity to strengthen your resilience in your own entrepreneurial quest.

June 15 topic: Vision Tree and Your Entrepreneurial Journey

What’s your contribution to the world? What’s your calling(s)? Dominik will take you through a process called the “Vision Tree” exercise. The methodology will be light and lively. You will be asked to draw a simple tree (along with key statements in each section).

Learn:

Where a “Vision Tree” fits with your own entrepreneurial journey

How you want to be; not just what you want to do as an entrepreneur

To expand your “Vision Tree” over time

Note: Because of the exercises involved, this workshop will be 90 minutes long (instead of the usual 75 minutes). Have two blank papers ready with pens, pencils and colored pencils (if you have any) on hand.

Get ready for some fun, awareness and sharing. Don’t be disappointed – sign up.

Open to: Young entrepreneurs (18- 39 years old) who are exploring to apply (or have applied) to Futurpreneur Canada. Note: This workshop will not be recorded as we encourage participants to share their challenges.

Register today. Limited spaces. You will be sent a link one hour and 20 minutes before the event begins.

Dominik Loncar, Entrepreneur-in-residence for Futurpreneur Canada

Dominik has started three businesses and currently runs a social purpose business. For the last two decades he has helped over 300 start-up businesses get off the ground (some of which have gone on the TV show, The Dragon’s Den). He has worked with entrepreneurs from a cross section of industries: from IT, online, retail, service, traditional to innovative-based businesses. Dominik has a down-to-earth approach that gets entrepreneurs to focus on priorities that matter.     

For any questions please contact: sfortier@futurpreneur.ca