Last Thursday, BK-Launch hosted a workshop during Personal Development Week (POW) at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment. This study-free week gives bachelor's students the opportunity to step outside their regular coursework, reflect on their personal development and explore new perspectives.
During the workshop, Eva ten Velden shared her experiences of turning her passions into her own company: The Scribbling Screw. From building her own tiny house to creating theatre, her personal journey showed students how different interests and ambitions can come together in a professional career.
Together with the students, Eva explored a few fundamental questions: What are you good at? What gives you energy? And what does the world need?
Through conversation and reflection, students were encouraged to explore their own passions, ambitions and sense of purpose, and consider how these might one day form the foundation of their own design practice or another entrepreneurial career.
It was an inspiring and thought-provoking morning, offering students the space to look beyond their studies and imagine different possibilities for their future.
A big thank you to Eva ten Velden and all the students who joined us!
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