What is SMARTR Goal Setting?

A method used to increase your chances of completing your goals

Design Thinking helps entrepreneurs...

Look at understanding a problem and how it affects real people

The problem tree helps you...

to treat the cause, not the symptoms

What is entrepreneurship?

Bringing new and improved solutions, innovations, and value into the world

The implicit guidelines for online communication

Systems thinking focuses on...

How the parts of a system interrelate as a whole

The Impact Gap section focuses on...

What are the gaps between the challenge and the solutions?

The ability to understand another person's feelings, ideas, or situation

From Financial to Social, what is the correct order of the types of business spectrum

For Profit, Cooperative, Social Enterprise, Charity

The 5 Stages of Design Thinking are...

Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test

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What is SMARTR Goal Setting?
A tool used after you achieve a goal
An activity used to think about what is important to you and your community
A method used to increase your chances of completing your goals
Being smart, duh.
2
Design Thinking helps entrepreneurs...
Avoid tweaking and changing project ideas
Look at how all the parts of a system interact with each other
Manage their time and goals in an achievable way
Look at understanding a problem and how it affects real people
3
The Northern Store is an example of a business with ...
Social purpose
Financial purpose
4
The problem tree helps you...
dissect simple and vague problems
to treat the cause, not the symptoms
utilize linear thinking
find solutions to one-time problems
5
What is entrepreneurship?
Thinking in a traditional way to address problems in the world
Being loved by everyone for making the world better
Giving up personal freedom to invest your money into a new business
Bringing new and improved solutions, innovations, and value into the world
6
What is netiquette?
Any form of communication that takes place online
Referring to your boss as "bro" in an email
The implicit guidelines for online communication
Understanding how to approach a problem online
7
Systems thinking focuses on...
Individual pieces of the system
The big picture
How the parts of a system interrelate as a whole
Empathizing with people you interact with
8
Businesses can have two purposes...
Financial, Social
Financial, Creative
Social, Strategic
Growth, Financial
9
The Impact Gap section focuses on...
What is happening locally and globally to address the challenge?
What is the cause of the challenge?
What are the gaps between the challenge and the solutions?
What is the impact of the challenge?
10
Being good at empathy means communicating understanding, appreciating the person as human, seeing their world and...
Being sympathetic
Recognizing emotion in others
Offering appropriate advice
Knowing it's okay to walk away if you'd rather watch the Raptors game
11
A gift economy is based on...
Financial gain
Using resources
Receiving gifts
Connectedness and exchange
12
What is empathy?
Telling someone you know exactly what they're feeling
Helping someone see the silver lining
Listening to someone's problems and telling them "at least you're alive!"
The ability to understand another person's feelings, ideas, or situation
13
From Financial to Social, what is the correct order of the types of business spectrum
For Profit, Cooperative, Social Enterprise, Charity
Charity, For Profit, Cooperative, SocialEnterprise
Cooperative, Social Enterprise, For Profit, Charity
For-Profit, Social Enterprise, Cooperative, Charity
14
One essential component to an elevator pitch is...
To compliment the person you're speaking to
To add a value proposition
To be aggressive
To problem solve collaboratively with the person
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The 5 Stages of Design Thinking are...
Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test
Nausea, Heartburn, Indigestion, Upset Stomach, Diarrhea
Plan, Design, Prototype, Facilitate, Evaluate
Think, Identify, Plan, Create, Solve

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