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Over a 20-year career, I have achieved everything I have ever set out to do both personally and professionally.. However only now, in my era of no fear, have I finally cracked the code to not just succeed in my life, but to save it. It’s that formula I want to share with you.
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Ore Oduba is a speaker, host, podcaster, actor and award-winning broadcaster who, alongside his many career accolades, has become a trusted voice on the issues of addiction, trauma, suicide and mental health.
A proud father of two, the Strictly Come Dancing winner has been a mainstay of the entertainment world for two decades, climbing to the top of the ladder across numerous fields, from television to radio and the stage. Despite his professional success, years of internal turmoil and deteriorating mental health led Ore to a path where he contemplated taking his own life.
From there, faced with his own mortality, Ore began again. A journey of healing, learning and profound self-discovery set him free of a life built on fear, shame and external expectation…. But not without personal tragedy along the way. The death of his father and then his sister to suicide, within 18 months, were devastating reminders of the fragility of life. Determined to carry the torch of his loved ones, Ore’s mission became clear: we only get one chance - to live our fullest, most authentic lives.
No stranger to building himself back up from rock bottom, Ore’s story is one of reinvention, hope and resilience. Awarded the honorary doctorate from not one but two Universities, Ore draws upon decades of experience from his extraordinary career, from leadership to teamwork and how escaping fear and discovering your own potential can unlock the colleague, the partner and the person you were always meant to be. Ore’s thought-provoking approach will challenge how your team engage in life and at work.
Having lived a successful professional life in the public eye, cracks had begun to form privately. Then two family bereavements in two years changed everything, where from grief Ore removed fear and grew into the life he was always meant to live. He shares how fear is preventing us reaching our potential, shame is a shared currency that thieves us of joy. And how our best lives exist through courage a power we all possess but only if we’re prepared to do the difficult thing.
Having escaped a 30-year addiction to pornography, instead of quiet, private celebrations, Ore publically shared his struggles to raise awareness of an issue polluting the lives of children and young people today. The move received universal acclaim. And shone a light on the dangers of addiction in the digital age. But what happens when those behaviours are closer to home than we think. And what impact does that have on us and the people around us?
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