GUATEMALA

MBS CERTIFICATES: 76

MBS CERTIFICATES JR: 0

SUCCESS AMBASSADORS: 9

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Success Ambassadors

Mauricio Osorio Lajuj

Jaime Leonel Giron

María Duarte Jimenez

Byron Omar Ramírez Rodriguez

Byron Salomon Velasquez Ramirez

Impact of the MBS Course in Guatemala

Participants are asked to complete a self-assessment before and after taking the MBS course. The following report demonstrates the impact of the MBS Course based on the results of the evaluations in Guatemala.

Agree/Disagree | Before/After

I have my own business. | 42% / 71%

I have a plan to improve my personal life. | 6% / 91%

I serve in my community. | 16% / 95%

I save money regularly. | 16% / 95%

My family spends less than we earn. | 12% / 89%

My family can afford the basic necessities of life. | 20% / 91%

I keep business records. | 8% / 89%

My business has improved because of the MBS course. | 0% / 95%

My income has increased because of the MBS course. | 0% / 97%

Success Stories

Creating and Achieving our Goals Through the MBS

Guatemala. Hello, I am Byron Ramirez of Guatemala. This course helped me clarify my business goals. A lot of times people start life plans, but almost never have a defined strategic plan for how to achieve their goals. The MBS clarifies and organizes our ideas by motivating us to investigate more concerning our businesses and other similar businesses in our community. This way you can identify strengths and weaknesses and write short-term, long-term, and mid-term goals on how to improve.

Maria Elizabeth Duarte de Guevara

Guatemala. Maria is from a small village in Guatemala. A few years ago she participated in a workshop where she learned how to make cleaning products such as soap, lotions, and many other products. She would make the products in the morning and then in the afternoons she would volunteer in a soup kitchen in her community. However, after a while she realized that there was a lot of competition in the cleaning products industry so she started volunteering in a nearby village to help women learn how to cook. It was through this volunteer experience that she realized that there was a need for a product: a non-stick spray for tortilla pans.