The P.I.E. Formula - Performance, Image and Exposure - is a key concept that can apply to all walks of life and is considered by some to be the true key to success. During this lesson, we will provide you with a full understanding of the P.I.E. Formula concept, where / how to apply it, and ensure you have the tools to carry it forward.

Whether you are at school, sports leagues, work, and other social settings with friends or your family, it’s important to enjoy yourself and be you! This course aims to promote comfortability in being oneself, while also providing real world behavioral expectations in certain settings.

The DMAIC Model is a proven concept in many Fortune 500 companies, a model used to make decisions about important matters. If this process is so good for big corporations, why shouldn’t it be used for individual members of a community? This programs turns the DMAIC Model - Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control - into a formula we can use in our everyday lives when making decisions!

Networking will become a key ingredient to success as one moves through life. This program aims to convey the basic understanding of the purposes of networking, and some best practices to follow when trying to build your own network.

Many teens and young adults deal with peer pressure, in many different ways - and adjusting to societal norms can be tough for anyone. This program aims to provide a basic understanding of societal norms and techniques to help individuals navigate peer pressure situations.

This is a basic program for young teens to talk about the common social media platforms and best practices of how to use them. This is a great program for parents and teens to take together!

“Cancel Culture” has become a tool used by a group or organization to silence individual people or other groups and organizations - which can be interpreted as a violation of rights in America. This programs will define Cancel Culture, discuss how it is used, by who, and how to navigate situations.

Understanding your strengths and what you are good at is important - the problem is that normal education doesn’t have an individualized focus that helps do this at an early age. This programs aims to help teens and young adults discover their strengths, weaknesses, what they are good at, and what they don’t like so that they can make decisions about what paths to follow.

Active and good listening skills go well beyond just words and include many other factors - such as speech, mannerisms, tone, a smile or a frown. There are many pieces of language to receive and analyze when listening to someone - we’ll give you some techniques to make you a great listener!