About Us
The Mistaken Identity Foundation is a non-profit, 501(c)3, corporation that was established in 2016. Our focus is to nurture personal development and growth by teaching emotional intelligence awareness and entrepreneur skills.
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We understand that entrepreneurship benefits students and learners from different social and economic backgrounds because it teaches people to cultivate unique skills and think outside the box. It also creates opportunity, instills confidence, ensures social justice and stimulates the economy.
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When we incorporate our social and emotional intelligence awareness training, we provide our students with the ability to not only start a business but maintain a successful venture by translating frustrations, emotions, and fears into a productive lifestyle. The intent is to help remove barriers and obstacles that may hinder the success of their business.
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Entrepreneurship education serves as an excellent foundation for the types of creative, innovative ideas we need to succeed in the 21st century.
Our Mission
To provide entrepreneurial skills and emotional intelligence awareness to young adults so they can successfully gain employment or start and maintain a business.
Our Vision
Identify real-time gaps in the community, local, state and federal government support services and advocate for necessary reform
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Develop strategies that mitigate or greatly reduce the gaps identified
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Encourage individual development not group conversion
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Notice potential barriers to individual success and create obtainable pathways to education, social and/or services
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Team with local and state representatives, as well as news media, to advocate and bring awareness to issues relative to our mission statement
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Incorporate business owners and other nonprofits with similar missions to multiply and strengthen resources
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Take advantage of grants and contract opportunities that focus on our mission
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You-tilize our emotional intelligence and dedicated persistent to generate equality and equity to all members of the community, ensuring circumstances define who people are or what they want to accomplish.
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