f*ck being humble: celebrating slow progress
wednesday 21 may
Join us at East 2, lvl 7, One Hundred Shoreditch, for "Celebrating Slow Progress", a fireside chat between founder and author Stefanie Sword-Williams and artist, Somatics coach, and facilitator Poonam Dhuffer. During the event we will explore the value of incremental growth and the power of patience in achieving meaningful change. We will look beyond instant gratification, and highlight the importance of slow, deliberate progress in our personal and professional lives. The speakers will reflect on their own journeys, sharing stories of perseverance, learning from setbacks, and the quiet victories that often go unnoticed. The chat encourages attendees to embrace the beauty of steady, sustainable progress and to find inspiration in the small steps that lead to big, lasting change. Throughout the evening, we will encourage the audience to reflect on questions and activities so they can leave the room feeling uplifted and supported.
📍East 2, One Hundred Shoreditch
🕒 6-8pm
🎟️ £15pp
More about your speaker:
Stefanie Sword Williams is the founder and author of f*ck being humble. She created the business to encourage individuals to be unapologetically proud of their achievements and overcome the fear of self-promotion. Named as Forbes 30 under 30 in Europe, Stef talks have reached people in over 50 countries and she’s delivered workshops for global brands including Google, Adidas, Microsoft, Innocent, Vodafone, The Guardian, and The BBC as well as spoken at conferences such as Cannes Lions festival. In 2020 Stef released her first book ‘f*ck being humble: why self-promotion isn't a dirty word’ and delivered a TEDx talk on why the world needs to be a little less humble. Most recently she became a fellow of the royal society of Arts following the significant contribution to social impact she has made since building f*ck being humble.
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