2. What does 'Mapping Your Assets' mean?
Why is it important for personal and
professional growth?
Introduction
3. - Understand the types of assets you possess.
- Learn to identify and categorize your assets.
- Use asset mapping to set and achieve goals.
Objectives of the Training
4. Definition: Anything valuable you own or have
access to.
Examples: Skills, knowledge, relationships,
experiences, physical items.
What is an Asset?
5. - Personal Assets: Skills, talents, education.
- Social Assets: Networks, mentors, friends,
family.
- Physical Assets: Equipment, tools, workspace.
- Financial Assets: Savings, income sources.
- Community Assets: Local institutions, support
groups.
Categories of Assets
6. Activity: List 5 skills or talents you have.
Prompt: What do people often compliment you
on?
Self-Assessment Exercise
7. Introduce the worksheet: A table with asset
categories and blank spaces.
Instruct learners to fill in their assets.
Asset Mapping Worksheet
Overview
8. Share one surprising asset you discovered.
What asset are you currently underusing?
Group Sharing / Discussion
9. Tips to use your assets for goals.
Example: Use public speaking skills to start a
YouTube channel.
Leveraging Your Assets
10. - People underestimate their assets.
- Fear of putting skills into action.
- Not recognizing informal experiences as
valuable.
Common Challenges
11. - Affirm your strengths.
- Ask others what they see in you.
- Start small and build confidence.
Overcoming Barriers
12. - Identify 1–2 key assets.
- Define a short-term goal using those assets.
- Set a timeline and accountability method.
Action Plan
13. Recap:
- Importance of self-awareness.
- Discover and use your existing resources.
Summary
14. Open floor for questions.
What did you learn about yourself?
Questions & Reflections