It’s been said time and time again that everybody, whether they’re rich and famous or a blue-collared run of the mill person, has a story. This notion that we’re all attached by these shared experiences has been an ongoing trait in the F-YOU Project’s goals – uniting us not by who or what we know, but how we experience life. On August 28th, The F-YOU Project is holding #Triggers, an exhibit that will consist of photos and commentary, at The Richmond (477 Richmond St W). One of these photos include Manifesto alum Rich Kidd, who took a moment to reflect on a time where life wasn’t as peachy and he wasn’t rocking the mic, but rather selling dope and living the street life.
The following day, Nova Browning Rutherford, a personal development coach and speaker with …But I Love Me More, is holding a seminar titled, ‘Like A Boss.’ Focusing on assertiveness and the importance of it, the seminar will reflect on both the #Triggers exhibit, as well as how to transform stories of hurt into stories of success and triumph.
Manifesto is incredibly proud to once again support the F-YOU Project, and we’re giving away a pair of tickets (2) to see Nova speak this coming Sunday. Winning is simple – tell us your favourite quote about overcoming adversity and why in our comments or on Twitter (with the hashtag #triggers), and the lucky winner will be chosen at random.
RSVP for the (free) #Triggers Exhibit, and if you don’t win tickets to ‘Like A Boss,’ they can be purchased here.
