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The Right Way To Get Things Wrong (ONLINE)

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Ever take life a bit too seriously? And feel awkward or hard on yourself when you don’t know how to get things right first-time?

If you’re restless or tired of trying really hard on your own, then this playful workshop is for you:

  • Wish your inner critic would take the day off?

  • Do mistakes and setbacks feel bigger than they need to?

  • Tired of second-guessing yourself?

  • Worry that you’re behind and you’ll never catch-up?

  • Ever feel uptight and tense - like something needs to give?

Together we’ll explore what effortless, imperfect and free-from-pressure feels like - with games to help you feel more at home in yourself.

You’ll also learn about and redefine your relationship with mistakes, failure and getting things wrong - insights that can help make day-to-day life easier and less stressful.

We’ll arrive, check-in, then play a few fun and connecting group warm-up activities inspired by the art of improvisation. There’s no acting or performing required, though you will get to experience what almost-improvising feels like.

Nothing big or heavy.

Nothing to fix or change.

No pressure to perform.

Come remember what it’s like to hold things lightly again and feel supported for 90 mins:

  • Gain perspective and meet others like you (no it’s not just you!)

  • Feel more alive in the here-and-now and welcoming of life’s ups and downs

  • Discover that you’re probably actually okay, as you already are

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