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How to Learn Like a Lobster with Helen Tupper

About this event

We used to go to work to learn to do a job. Now learning IS the job. Whatever your job or career stage, staying relevant and adaptable is essential to succeeding in a Squiggly Career. It’s never felt more important to learn at work but finding the time, space and motivation to make it happen can mean learning never makes it to the top of our to -do list. We need a new way to learn, that reflects our reality and feels motivating and useful. Enter our unexpected role model for learning at work….. a lobster.

In this practical workshop we’ll explore how learning like a lobster will support you to be even better in your job today and increase your career opportunities for the future.

What You’ll Learn

  • Lobsters never stop growing - how you can use everyday and easy experiments to learn as you go
  • Lobsters grow in hard moments - how you can use challenges at work as a way to uncover new learning
  • Lobsters fuel their own growth – how you can lead your own learning by finding small firsts

Helen Tupper held leadership roles at Microsoft, Virgin and BP before becoming the co-founder and CEO of Amazing If, a global career training and development company. She is a regular contributor to Harvard Business Review and her love of learning has led her to study at Henley, Cranfield and Cass Business School. Helen is a Fellow of The RSA and lives in the UK with her husband and two children. 


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    Helen Tupper

    Helen Tupper held leadership roles at Microsoft, Virgin and BP before becoming the co-founder and CEO of Amazing If, a global career training and development company. She is a regular contributor to Harvard Business Review and her love of learning has led her to study at Henley, Cranfield and Cass Business School. Helen is a Fellow of The RSA and lives in the UK with her husband and two children.

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