You will note that at every stage we have defined Why this stage is important or Why we have certain goals are important for you at any stage.

The strongest way of staying accountable to anything you do is to start with a strong WHY?

If your Why is not strong enough, any setback or speed bump you face, big or small, will throw you away from the pathway you set for yourselves.

As humans, we always need to know the reason why we eat, sleep, play, work, work hard, work harder,

Stage 1: After Graduation

Why: The transition from school to work is one of the biggest leaps in your life. By taking proactive steps - like securing interviews and applying for jobs - you can control your future instead of letting uncertainty take over. Interviews aren’t just opportunities to get hired; they’re chances to learn about what’s out there and how you fit into the professional world. The earlier you take action, the sooner you’ll find the path that’s right for you.

Example 1: Secure an interview with at least 5 companies in my field within 3 months.

• Specific: Secure 5 interviews with companies in my industry.
• Measurable: I will know I’ve succeeded when I’ve attended 5 interviews.
• Achievable: Attend career fairs, update my CV, and apply to at least 10 jobs per month.
• Relevant: This goal helps me actively engage with the job market, getting me one step closer to my career post-graduation.
• Time-bound: Secure 5 interviews within 3 months.

Why: The more interviews you attend, the more you understand the expectations of your industry, giving you an edge over other candidates. Each interview is practice that builds confidence, improves your communication, and increases your chances of landing a job.