During the workshop, I presented the main ideas and experience from the Erasmus+ training course focused on “Stoic Principles in Modern Entrepreneurship.” I briefly introduced the concept of Stoicism and explained how these principles can be applied in entrepreneurship and everyday decision-making.
I shared my experience from the Erasmus+ project with the group, focusing on the main activities we took part in and the key learning outcomes. I explained what we did during the training course and reflected on what I personally learned throughout the process.
Pictures were shared with them of our activities from the training course, and they got familiar with Stoic exercises and principles that we can apply in entrepreneurship as-well as in daily life. The topic wasn’t previously familiar to them so it helped them gain a new perspective regarding philosophy, entrepreneurship and other principles that are applicable to many situations.
The activity began with a presentation about our participation in the Erasmus+ training course in North Macedonia. We introduced the main objectives of the project, the activities we took part in, and the key lessons we learned throughout the experience.
The activity was a unique and slightly chaotic (in a good way) presentation. I talked with my family: my cousin, my aunt, my uncle, and my mum, about my one-week Erasmus+ trip to Krushevo. Instead of being a formal presentation, it turned into a mix of storytelling, discussion, and a few unexpected interruptions (mainly my uncle asking questions before I could even finish a sentence).