If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always got

The transcript discusses the work done at Prince's Trust, focusing on a project involving ex-offenders mentoring young people. The project aimed to inspire change by showing that transformation is possible. A young woman's story highlights the impact of seeing someone with a similar background succeed. The mentorship program was innovative, helping ex-offenders become community members and aiding young people in custody. The project's success was due to collaboration and a willingness to think outside the box.

What was a key factor in helping young people change according to the speaker?

• Providing financial support

• Showing credibility and relatability

• Enforcing strict rules

• Offering educational programs

What innovative idea did the group come up with to help young offenders?

• Ex-offenders mentoring young people in custody

• Offering online courses

• Creating a sports program

• Building new rehabilitation centers

Why was the mentoring initiative considered transformational?

• It was a temporary solution

• It helped young people and ex-offenders integrate into the community

• It involved celebrities

• It was funded by the government

What mindset did the participants have that contributed to the project's success?

• Relying on past experiences

• Avoiding risks

• Thinking outside the box

• Following traditional methods

What was the main reason the project was not stopped at any level?

• It was a short-term project

• The participants had trust and a shared vision

• It was supported by the government

• It had strong financial backing