An Evening Talk with TED Sensation Simon Sinek

A problem shared is a problem halved – ever heard that one? But all too often, the stiff upper lip in us means we keep schtum when we’re struggling, bottling up our problems and seriously stifling our productivity.

So, what if a global best-selling leadership guru and one of the top three most successful TED speakers told you to open up – and that offloading on to those closest to you can actually have a seriously positive impact on your professional life? Simon Sinek – whose 2009 TED talk explaining how the world's leading companies share the same thinking patterns amassed 27 million views online – is back for a second ground-breaking discussion, exploring the power of collaboration.

An Evening Talk with TED Sensation Simon Sinek, on 4 May, will delve into the logic being behind his newest book, Together is Better. Too often, he says, we refuse to accept help even when it is offered, for fear it will make us look incompetent, or put our jobs at risk. Turning to people we trust can inspire and encourage us, and ensure we are working at the top of our game: it’s about time we learnt how to ask for help.

Join Simon at the Emmanuel Centre in Westminster for a talk that will surely, once again, make TED history. Standard tickets are £25, and £30 includes a copy of Together is Better.

Book now to avoid disappointment.