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For Everyone -
2 h.
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Serbian
The Entrepreneur Within You: Bring Your Idea to Life
Explore how entrepreneurial thinking applies to work and everyday life – whether you run your own business or work for someone else.
Through practical examples and principles like the “Mom Test,” you’ll learn how to research the market, talk to the right people, create a minimum viable product (MVP), and learn from real results. The workshop encourages developing discipline, recognizing opportunities, and taking initiative in any context.
About This Workshop
Interactive approach
You will have the opportunity to go through each principle independently, using your own example, or within a group using an example that the instructor will share. The workshop combines theoretical explanations with practical exercises and discussions.What will you learn?
- How to test ideas through concrete steps instead of assumptions
- How to use the "Mom Test" for market research and customer conversations
- How to create a minimum viable product (MVP) and learn from real results
- How to recognize opportunities in your environment and take initiative
- How to develop discipline and entrepreneurial thinking in your existing job
Why sign up?
Because you'll gain practical tools and a framework for thinking that you can apply immediately – whether you're planning to start your own project or want to be more proactive in your current employment. The workshop encourages you to push your own boundaries and create a life on your own terms.About the instructor
Marija Raičević is a young professional with seven years of experience in the NGO and business sectors in Serbia and abroad, in the areas of marketing and public relations. As a high school student, she began applying for programs and competitions, successfully winning opportunities available to less than 1% of candidates. Through this process, she developed a practical understanding of how to test ideas, how to communicate with people, and how to identify and create real opportunities. Through her initiative OverThinker, she shares practical advice and personal experiences in the areas of personal and professional development, with the desire to inspire young people to work on themselves, push their own boundaries, and create a life and career on their own terms. Her direct experience in applying entrepreneurial thinking – from testing ideas through MVPs to learning from real results – makes her the ideal person to lead this workshop and help participants develop skills that enable them to be more active and creative in their professional and personal growth.Have a question?
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