SET YOUR THOUGHTS FREE
The outcomes for your current situation in every area of your life derives from this principle and your ability to execute it.
Reentry Curriculum
Chapter 1: Changing the thinking changes the behavior, 7-7-7
Chapter 2: Your beliefs system
Chapter 3: The responsible adult
Chapter 4: Goal setting
Chapter 5: Time Management
Chapter 6: Initial Assessment/Checklist
Chapter 7: Documentation
Chapter 8: Food & Shelter
Chapter 9: Resume & Job Application
Chapter 10: The Interview
Chapter 11: The Job & Work Ethics
Chapter 12: Education
Chapter 13: Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Chapter 14: Relationships
Chapter 15: Parole Supervision
Chapter 16: Community Resources
Chapter 17: Budget & Money Management
Chapter 18: Credit
Chapter 19: Banking
Chapter 20: Putting it all together
Chapter 21: Final Assessment
Schools & Non-profits Curriculum
Introduction:
Success leaves tracks! If you change your thinking, you change the behaviors. Inevitably you change the outcomes and the conditions in your life. The principles for growth. Developing a personal mission statement congruent with self-values.
How to set goals:
To achieve all that you can achieve you must develop a clear sense of direction. A person with goals makes progress even on the roughest road. Goals are the compass to a straight and definitive destination.
Time management:
You cannot manage time but you can manage yourself. Time is perishable and cannot be saved. It can only be spent. Participants learn to spend time differently, reallocating activities of lower value into activities of higher value.
Budgeting-Money Management:
Financial literacy is the ability to understand how money works in the world. More specifically, it refers to the set of skills that allows an individual to make informed and effective decisions with all of their financial resources, budgeting minimum wage.
Credit:
What is credit? Credit bureau, Credit rating, Credit scoring, Types of credit, Income/Credit ratio, what is the statute of limitations for credit? Removing a claim from your report. Credit Consolidation, Debt Settlement, Bankruptcy Chapter 7 & 13.
Banking Services:
How to open an account, Simple interest Vs. Compound interest, types of accounts, Underwriting and basic loan products. Debit card Vs Prepaid card, fees, how to avoid them. Overdraft protection, direct deposit. How to read and balance a checkbook.
Real Estate Basic
Chapter 1: Why Real Estate
Chapter 2: Economy
Chapter 3: Federal Reserve
Chapter 4: Taxes Primary Residence
Chapter 5: Taxes Income Property
Chapter 6: Search Investigate Analyze
Chapter 7: Purchase Offer Purchase Agreement
Chapter 8: Finance Application/Process Renegotiate
Chapter 9: Closing
Chapter 10: Ownership, Management, Rehab & Equity
Chapter 11: Foreclosure
Chapter 12: Real Estate Math
Chapter 13: Types of Mortgages
Chapter 14: Creative Finance
Chapter 15: Putting it all together
Chapter 16: Real Estate Dictionary
Real Estate Advance
Chapter 1: Real Estate Appraisal
Chapter 2: Legal Consideration
Chapter 3: Formal Appraisal Process
Chapter 4: Neighborhood, Community
Chapter 5: Real Estate Economics and Value
Chapter 6: Property Inspection and Analysis: The Site
Chapter 7: Property Inspection and Analysis: Improvements
Chapter 8: The Sales Comparison Approach
Chapter 9: Analyzing and Adjusting Comparable Sales
Chapter 10: Valuing the Site
Chapter 11: Introducing the Cost Approach
Chapter 12: Estimating Loss in Value: Accrued Depreciation
Chapter 13: Income Capitalization Rate and Techniques
Chapter 14: Reconciling Estimates and Reporting Opinions
Chapter 15: The Income Approach
Chapter 16: Appraising Special Ownership and Interest
Entrepreneurship Basic
Phase 1 - Product Development
Identifying Your Business Concept
Market Share
Business Structure
Business Operations
Phase 2 - Corporate Identity
Who We Are
Internal Structure
Initial Contact
Customer Service & Support
Phase 3 - Sales & Marketing
Sales Systems
Marketing
Forced Awareness Marketing
Campaign Implementation
Phase 4 - Management & Operations
Marketing Campaign ROI
Quality Assurance
Tracking & Reporting
Record Keeping
Entrepreneurship Advance
Executive Summary
Mission Statement
Product/Service Description
Opportunity Analysis
Target Market
Competition
Differentiation
Marketing Strategy
Price:
Place:
Promotion:
Philanthropy:
Start-Up Investment
Cost
(A) Expenditures $
(B) 3 months of fixed expenses $
(C) Contingency ($)*2=$
Total Start-Up Investment ($+$+$)=$
Section I
1.1Vision
1.2 Mission
1.3 Values
Section II
2.1 Industry and Type of Business
2.2 Customer Needs, Wants, and Desires
2.3 Legal Structure and Ownership
Section III
3.1 Features & Benefits to Organizations
Features
Benefits
Features & Benefits to Individuals
Features
Benefits
3.2 How It Works
Section IV
4.1 Industry Analysis
4.2 Opportunity Analysis
4.3 Target Market Analysis
Market Segmentation
Primary Segment
Secondary Segment
Consumer Profile
4.4 Competitive Analysis
Core Competencies
The Offer
Target Market
Service Delivery Capability
4.5 SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
Section V
Marketing Strategies
5.1 Marketing Mix
Service:
Price:
Place:
Promotion:
Section VI. Sales Strategies
6.1 Promotional Mix
Direct Sales
Direct Marketing
High Quality Prospect
Public Relations
Overcoming Objection
Referrals
Visual Merchandising
6.2 Sales Forecast
Section VII
7.1 Social Responsibility
VIII
8.1 Management & Leadership
8.2 Operations
Section VIV
Financial Summary
Short-term goals:
Goals to accomplish by
Mid-term goals:
Goals to accomplish by
Long-term goals:
Goals to accomplish by
Resume
Personal statement
Ministry & Volunteer Workshops will be designed by mutual agreement. There are massive differences with mission statement and purpose which impede on the culture of each organizations. Feel free to reach out via email to discuss the specifics by scheduling a phone conference, thank you!