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Crown Yourself
Crown Yourself
Anne Paphitis is a speaker, coach, and self-described Director of Magic, working with audiences on what it actually takes to write a new chapter when life hasn’t gone to plan.
Anne Paphitis is a speaker, coach, and self-described Director of Magic, working with audiences on what it actually takes to write a new chapter when life hasn’t gone to plan.
Book Anne to speak
Anne Paphitis is a speaker, coach, and self-described Director of Magic, working with audiences on what it actually takes to write a new chapter when life hasn’t gone to plan.
The Signature Keynote
The Signature Keynote
Fairy tales become a lens for the moment a woman realises she has quietly written herself back into a tower — and decides whether to pick the pen back up.
Fairy tales become a lens for the moment a woman realises she has quietly written herself back into a tower — and decides whether to pick the pen back up.
Fairy tales become a lens for the moment a woman realises she has quietly written herself back into a tower — and decides whether to pick the pen back up.
Crown Yourself, delivered to audiences in Sweden earlier this year as part of SpeakerX, uses fairy tales as a lens for one of the most universal moments in a woman’s life: the moment you realise you’ve quietly written yourself back into a tower you built out of “sensible” choices, and have to decide whether to pick the pen back up.
Crown Yourself, delivered to audiences in Sweden earlier this year as part of SpeakerX, uses fairy tales as a lens for one of the most universal moments in a woman’s life: the moment you realise you’ve quietly written yourself back into a tower you built out of “sensible” choices, and have to decide whether to pick the pen back up.
It’s a talk about reinvention without the platitudes, using story, humour, and lived experience to make a room full of women laugh, go quiet, and leave asking themselves a different question than the one they walked in with.
It’s a talk about reinvention without the platitudes, using story, humour, and lived experience to make a room full of women laugh, go quiet, and leave asking themselves a different question than the one they walked in with.
Beyond the Keynote
Beyond the Keynote
Every talk is shaped around the room it’s for. Whether you need 20 minutes or a full session, a corporate audience or a room of women at a personal turning point, Anne builds each talk from the same well: reinvention, self-trust, and the stories we tell ourselves about what’s still possible.
Every talk is shaped around the room it’s for. Whether you need 20 minutes or a full session, a corporate audience or a room of women at a personal turning point, Anne builds each talk from the same well: reinvention, self-trust, and the stories we tell ourselves about what’s still possible.
20-minute keynotes
Full reflective sessions
Corporate or women’s events
Anne on stage
Anne on stage
SPEAKER X FINALE SWEDEN
"How alive will you be?"
This is the strongest standalone thought in the talk. It introduces a familiar idea — living longer — and flips it into a much more emotionally powerful question.
SPEAKER X FINALE SWEDEN
"How alive will you be?"
This is the strongest standalone thought in the talk. It introduces a familiar idea — living longer — and flips it into a much more emotionally powerful question.
SPEAKER X FINALE SWEDEN
"How alive will you be?"
This is the strongest standalone thought in the talk. It introduces a familiar idea — living longer — and flips it into a much more emotionally powerful question.
SPEAKER X FINALE SWEDEN
"How alive will you be?"
This is the strongest standalone thought in the talk. It introduces a familiar idea — living longer — and flips it into a much more emotionally powerful question.
SPEAKER X FINALE SWEDEN
"How alive will you be?"
This is the strongest standalone thought in the talk. It introduces a familiar idea — living longer — and flips it into a much more emotionally powerful question.
SPEAKER X FINALE SWEDEN
"How alive will you be?"
This is the strongest standalone thought in the talk. It introduces a familiar idea — living longer — and flips it into a much more emotionally powerful question.
Invite Anne to Speak
Invite Anne to Speak
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