No way to new way

This activity is a one which slightly deviates from other fun activities. The activity is related to us in a brilliant way as an undergraduate who looks for a career in near future. ‘No way to new way’ is an activity which is done by a group of three people who skilled in different areas. The triplet should discuss the area which they experts in and make a new innovative business plan which suits for all three fields. When making the plan the team should concentrate on the way to make money out of their business and as well as whether the business they need to develop is a realistic one. And at last the team should give a name to their new business which is well suited for all three areas.

‘No way to new way’ is a very applicable activity to our lives because when we get a tough period we can think differently and face those challenges thinking that they are the real things which make us stronger.
So basically, this activity builds up many skills of the participants such as;
  •         Build up team spirit
  •         Listening to other members and efficient communication
  •         Encourage creative thinking
  •         Foster problem solving
  •         Develop self-confidence


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