Talk and Q&A: "How To Actually Be Yourself" with Conor Creighton

Most of us are living by rules we never agreed to. Rules about how to act, what to want, who to be.

In this talk, Conor Creighton explores the invisible scripts, shaped by culture, expectation, and the quiet fear of what others might think, that keep us performing a version of ourselves instead of actually being ourselves.

Drawing on years of personal inquiry, Conor shares what it looks like to start noticing those rules, questioning them, and finding the courage to break the ones that were never really yours to begin with. 

This one-hour talk will be followed by a Q&A.

Doors 7 pm, starts at 7.30 pm

Who is Conor Creighton?

Conor Creighton is an artist, intuitive coach and writer. His purpose is to help people navigate their present and create their future.

Conor comes from a small village in the Irish countryside. He grew up in a home with little money and a lot of alcoholism. He spent much of his early life in survival mode, before realising that it wasn't enough to just survive life, he wanted to understand it, master it and enjoy it. This is what he teaches. Conor has a deep knowledge of meditation, psychedelics, human behaviour and the energetic laws of the universe. He also knows a lot about life - for almost twenty years he worked as a barman in Ireland, New York and Berlin, and as a journalist with the Guardian and Vice. Conor is particularly good at helping people work with ancestral junk, codependency, limits, blocks, tricky relationships, addiction, manifestation, tapping into your own magic and of course anything to do with Irishness. Conor lives in the Balearic Islands where he has a small farm with fruit trees and wild cats.