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FLAME: Reconnect with What Matters

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20 Sep

2026

There’s no shortage of advice about productivity, wellbeing, performance and happiness. This is something different. After almost two decades guiding audiences around the world, Brad Hook brings FLAME home to Tauranga. An evening of stories, neuroscience and practical tools for reconnecting with what matters most. There are demonstrations, laughter and a little magic. FLAME is a five-dimensional framework for staying clear, purposeful and alive in a changing world. Developed through twenty years of work with leaders and teams across major organisations, government and high-performance environments. Five ideas. One evening. A clearer next step. You leave with Your FLAME Blueprint — a practical guide built around your own answers, your own commitments and your own first move. This is for you if something has slipped. Or if you are feeling weighed down by change. Or if life is going well, and you want practical tools for building a meaningful future. “The room was buzzing afterward.” — Pinnacles Civil “Absolutely brilliant, engaging, practical and energising.” — Insurance Business Conference Brad is the author of Start With Values (Penguin) and host of the FLAME with Brad Hook podcast. Prices Adult: $72.73 Senior: $41.48

Location

Baycourt Community & Arts Centre

Event Dates

September 20, 2026

5:30 pm

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