Stockholm

Confirmed Speakers

• David Lega
  t’s about becoming better – not the best. “You can achieve more than you think is possible.” A truly inspiring talk!
• Stefan Einhorn
  on The Art of Being Kind. The meaning of life is our relationships with others and deciding how to treat them. Stefan’s thesis is that kindness is a road to success.
• Björn Jeffrey
  five-minute look at Who needs a country? “Connectivity is more important than proximity.”
• Jan Gunnarsson
  Inspired us with a story about helping people have a better day, and encouraged us all to think of ourselves as hosts and to treat those we meet as our guests.
• Rikard Gatarski
  Rikard walks the talk. He used all media available to crowdsource his five-minute talk and invited his readers to react to the prompt: how can we give our kids the best start in life?
• Klas Hallberg
  on The Art of Making Out. A hilarious look at how we need to be brave and do our utmost to create a better place out of what we already have
• Mary-Lee Sjönell
  showed us how inspiring storytelling can motivate change, and how it’s all about sharing our stories, with love as the main theme.
• Pelle Törnell
  businessman turned illusionist, wowed the crowd with his mind-boggling illusions.