Courage to succeed
“She inspires the audience to see the benefits of fighting against all odds. You will get your hunger for wanting more from life stimulated
This talk is built on the bestseller book by Soulaima Gourani ‘Courage to Succeed’ published by Politikens Forlag.
In this lecture, Soulaima Gourani talks about how resistance can be turned into a strength. She inspires the audience to see the benefits of fighting against all odds. You will get your hunger for wanting more from life stimulated.
Do you worry about how you’ll fit into a new labor market? Do you fear uncertain scenarios that lie ahead? Right now, we are transitioning from one economical period into a new one. During this transition, you must invest time, energy and money to upgrade your skills to meet the demands of the new economy.
The future labor market relies on connection, leadership, transition, and resilience. It is an economy that relies on consultants and freelancers rather than developing a long-term employer and employee relationships. This shift will require you to earn your paycheque by seeking opportunities, crafting your personal brand, and marketing your skills to various employers.
- You learn about the life fears that are holding you back.
- You will be ready to meet change with positive curiosity.
- You will get the courage to come out of your shell.
- You will get to know your strengths.
- You will learn to set goals that you are not afraid to share with others.
The lecture zooms in on prejudices, procrastination, limitations, bad excuses, and the art of making good decisions!
This lecture is great for “Kick-Butt Kickoffs”!
- “challenge your endurance”
- “find your inner drive”
- “reach your goals”
Soulaima Gourani shares her story and experiences honestly and inspirationally, spiced up with her candid opinions on the future, success, individual competitiveness, willpower, responsibility, and endurance. It is about finding the courage to live your life, daring to set ambitious goals (and saying them out loud), stepping out of the comfort zone, choosing the path to success, and working hard to reach the finish line.
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It is your unique combination of skills and experiences that make you who you are, and what others will recognize you for, so effective personal branding should differentiate you from other professionals in your field. All careers are individual and should be tailored to your abilities and motivation.
There was a woman I once knew who loved arranging and hosting kids’ birthday parties but wasn’t quite sure how she would be able to make a living from it. Fast forward today, she’s learned to believe in herself – now she’s a professional event planner for kids’ birthday parties and steps in whenever busy parents want to give their kids an unforgettable birthday. She earns more than the average person and she’s happier than ever because she’s doing what she loves and is good at.
You don’t think you’ve “peaked” in your life yet, do you? There are many different reasons why people don’t land on the right path until “later in life.” It is perfectly normal and may even be to your advantage to peak late in life, then if it happens earlier on. Typically, when you are young, you usually have more expectations and fewer experiences. Also, as you grow older, you gain more experience and have fewer expectations.
The optimal balance in life is to keep your expectations in check while developing your experiences. Once you stop looking ahead and focus on the present, that’s when life starts to begin. People over 25 and older accounted for roughly 40 percent of all college and graduate students. Take Louisiana, for example. Students older than 25 make up 28 percent of the University of Louisiana system’s 90,000-plus students. Stay hungry for learning, no matter your age.
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