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February 28, 2007

Scout's Honour = Business Wise

Fast Companies blog says: C is not only for Cookie (as in Cookie monster teaching children about literacy); the tradition of girl scouts selling cookies teaches them very valuable business, financial and economic literacy lessons.

"Through cookie activities, girls learn how to plan, build teams, speak up, make decisions, solve problems and manage resources. These skills add up, so that ultimately, girls learn to be leaders--in their own lives--and in our communities,"

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Scouting is more than just tying knots, doing good deeds, having fun while learning solving problems together. It forms a sound foundation for your life (has always been my opinion and I frequently suggested to youngsters in my scouting group to mention scouting activities in their cv - always became a topic during the interview they had)

BTW, scouting is 100 year young this year

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