What is Effectuation?

It's a thinking method proposed by Professor Saras Sarasvathy of the University of Virginia, based on starting with existing resources and creating the future through interactions and serendipity, rather than perfect planning.

Why are there few challenges in Japan?

The issue is not a lack of people who challenge, but rather that a culture where these initial steps are naturally praised, supported, and lead to further challenges has not yet sufficiently developed.

What does Snowflake Consulting aim to achieve?

Snowflake Consulting aims to make Effectuation a common language in society and expand its practice in three areas: history education, inquiry-based learning, and global human resource development, to realize 'a society where challenges are praised.'

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To make Japan a society where challenges are praised.

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Snowflake Consulting LLC participated in "April Dream" and announced its dream of "making Japan a society where challenges are praised." The company aims to solve Japan's issues, such as low entrepreneurial activity and the gap between children's desire to challenge and their actual experience, by making the 'Effectuation' mindset a common language in society.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Effectuation?: A: It's a thinking method proposed by Professor Saras Sarasvathy of the University of Virginia, based on starting with existing resources and creating the future through interactions and serendipity, rather than perfect planning.
Q: Why are there few challenges in Japan?: A: The issue is not a lack of people who challenge, but rather that a culture where these initial steps are naturally praised, supported, and lead to further challenges has not yet sufficiently developed.
Q: What does Snowflake Consulting aim to achieve?: A: Snowflake Consulting aims to make Effectuation a common language in society and expand its practice in three areas: history education, inquiry-based learning, and global human resource development, to realize 'a society where challenges are praised.'