Designing the work & life you want on your own terms (Designing Your Life)

IamExpat Media

Designing Your Life will present a workshop on creating the work and life you want in the Netherlands at the IamExpat Fair The Hague 2025.

Grote Kerk | Workshop Space 4 (W4)

IamExpat Fair The Hague 2025 - Workshop Programme

Explore the IamExpat Fair The Hague 2025 Workshop Programme in this collection! Please note that you must register separately for each workshop and for general entrance to the IamExpat Fair.

Info for attendees: This workshop is part of the IamExpat Fair The Hague 2025. To enter you must also have a General Entrance ticket: <a href="https://iamexpat-fair-the-hague-2025.eventbrite.nl" title="https://iamexpat-fair-the-hague-2025.eventbrite.nl">https://iamexpat-fair-the-hague-2025.eventbrite.nl</a>About this workshop: Feeling uncertain about your next steps? Have you achieved career success, but feel unfulfilled in your daily work? Are you stuck in a role that doesn’t align with your values or long-term goals? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you’re not alone. It is possible to build a future you love, and this workshop is a great place to start!In this workshop, Adis Sophie Frémont will introduce you to the Designing Your Life (DYL) method. Inspired by Stanford's renowned program, you’ll learn engaging exercises, reflect on your current situation, and gain a new perspective on work and play. Whether you're at a crossroads personally or professionally, this workshop offers practical insights to help you create a more fulfilling life. Above all, attendees will learn the Maker Mix, a powerful tool to help you identify areas where you want to grow and develop further.Adis Sophie Frémont is the founder of Designing Your Life. Her mission is to empower individuals and organisations to unlock their potential using co-development and creativity. She helps people break free from conventional thinking to design lives that are more aligned with who they truly are. Important note: Workshop seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. You need to arrive at the workshop space 15 minutes early to ensure you get a seat.