Scwair One presents Speaking of Success (SÖS) – episode seven, solo. A spoken word night in Brighton, a deliberate seat choice, and what going out on your own can feels like when it's something you avoid like the plague.

I don't really go out much these days. Haven't for a while.

We moved down to Brighton from London. Most of my friends stayed there. I stopped drinking on New Year's Eve 2019. Covid did the rest. So when I committed to 30 days of public speaking, I probably should've thought harder about how exactly I was going to pull that off.

Last week I went to a spoken word night at Brighton's Corn Exchange. 
On my own.

Before booking, I noticed there were plenty of seats in the back row. 
And a single seat in the row in front. I picked that one. On purpose.

That decision set off a small chain of things I didn't expect. One of them ended in a multi-storey car park at 11pm, writing something I'd never have written if I'd sat anywhere else.

I'm Andy Greenhouse.
I'm a creative evolutionist.
I help people, brands and businesses evolve in an ever-changing landscape.

Find me writing daily on LinkedIn @ https://www.linkedin.com/in/andygreenhouse

My video agency @ swhype.com

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Maybe I'll see you at Scwair1.