Inner Confidence is here to help you back yourself — so you can actually enjoy a night out or chill with your mates, instead of stressing about uni, your looks, or whatever else your brain’s currently spiralling over.

You’re a total badass in your own way. By helping everyone tap into their inner confidence and be more open, we’re aiming for a world where talking about your feelings isn’t weird — it’s just normal. A society with less judgement, fewer boxes, and way more honesty.

Because honestly — why would a bunch of grey old blokes have a clue how you feel? At our events, we create a safe, open space where you can share what’s on your mind, work through it, and maybe even learn something from it. Every Inner Confidence event comes with one rule: come for the vibes, stay for the insight.

What even counts as a “good day” these days? Is happiness something you create, discover, or just pick up with a decent coffee machine and a four-day workweek? In this first part, we’re diving into the wonderfully messy business of being human. What actually makes you feel good? How much do work, free time and money mess with your vibe? No right answers here — just juicy questions and a good excuse to overthink them together.

AI is basically everywhere — from the filter that smooths your skin to the algorithm deciding what existential crisis you scroll past at breakfast. But what’s it actually doing to our brains, our moods, and our ability to function like semi-decent humans? In this round, we’re opening the can of digital worms: deepfakes, brain-fog, job panic, and the sacred art of doomscrolling. What should AI be allowed to do? What shouldn’t it touch? And what should we probably stop handing over just because we’re a bit lazy? Expect bold opinions, painfully familiar moments, and the kind of awkward truths that make you laugh, then think.

What if AI ends up doing everything better, faster — and without needing a coffee break? What’s left for us lot? And what does “purpose” even mean in a future full of clever machines and zero chill? In this final hour, we’re rolling up our sleeves and having a good old think about tomorrow’s world. Do we stay the creators, or get comfy in the backseat? Do we become wiser, weirder, or just wonderfully confused? No crystal balls, no tech bros — just big ideas, wild guesses, and your take on whatever’s coming next.