“Failure is success in progress” - Albert Einstein

You are invited to one of its kind "First Step to Success: How to Fail" workshop.

This workshop is for anybody who :

- Fears failure

- Looking for a challenge/change

- Wants to build resilience

In this interactive workshop, you will learn

- Failure stories from big names

- How to learn from failures

- How to build a mindset to welcome your failure

- How to build resilience against failures

- ... and more.

Date: 12/04/2019 Friday 6-8pm

Venue: Huckletree D2, 42 Pearse Street, The Academy, Dublin, D02 YX88

We have limited space for this workshop. Book your space now!

Speakers:

Aine Mulloy, Co-Founder, Girlcrew

Named as a Forbes Top 100 EU Female Founders to follow, Áine Mulloy is the co-founder and former CMO of GirlCrew, a global social network for women. An advocate for inclusion, and entrepreneurship, Áine is also a TEDx speaker and was awarded with 30 Under 30 award for Community Activism. With a background in the humanities, before making the move to technology, she has a keen interest in communities that are making positive changes to society.

Treasa Spragg, CEO, Revolution Project Ltd.

Although Revolution Project Ltd's Treasa Spragg has had a varied and exciting journey so far in bringing health and wellbeing to the masses in Ireland, Germany and the UAE, she’s also a self-professed expert in doing things the long way and wrong way around (or “arseways” as we’d say in Ireland!!).

Failures haven’t happened often but where Treasa has a lot of experience to offer is in those instances where considerable and unexpected obstacles plop themselves onto the path and need to be navigated. Many good things come from a pivot!

Jen Martin, Psychological Coach, Corporate Trainer

Jen works as a psychological coach and corporate trainer. Working with SME's, Multinationals and Individuals alike, Jen gratefully works with C-suite executives, government officials, diplomats, and actors. Transitioning from law to training, Jen has spent the last decade working primarily in Europe, Russia and Asia. Her training optimises business and management communication, ameliorates mindset and decision-making, and cultivates innovation and problem solving. Jen's coaching centres on the psychology of managing growth and change, harnessing positive change for individual, team and organisations alike. Passionate about supporting her work with empirical evidence, through her leadership research, Jen champions and specialises in Vulnerability and Psychological Safety - promoting increased connection, engagement, commitment and collaboration. Other areas of interest include self-efficacy, imposter phenomenon, resilience, cognitive flexibility and optimal performance. She is deeply passionate about human connection, the driving force behind her work and research. Self-employed, she is excited to launch her new company later this year.

Note: Make sure to bring YOUR failure stories with you!

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