January resolutions don’t work.
Not because we are weak.
But because we are looking for change in the wrong place.

At the beginning of a new year, many of us try to build new habits:
to eat differently, move more, perform better, become more “put together.”
Yet most of these attempts fade within weeks — not out of laziness, but because we never address the real underlying causes.

This evening is not a motivational talk.
It offers no quick fixes and promises no instant, dramatic transformation.

It is an honest, thought-provoking conversation about
why lifestyle changes fail again and again,
how the body, habits, and inner patterns are deeply interconnected,
and where meaningful change can truly begin.

Petri Nóra, nutrition and lifestyle consultant,
and Reimann Szilvia, integrated personal development specialist, visual analyst, and mediator,
approach the topic from two complementary perspectives, exploring what it really means to change — realistically, humanely, and sustainably.

This talk is for those
who have moved beyond superficial solutions,
who are not looking for another resolution but for clearer insight,
and who sense that real change is born not from force, but from understanding.

Free event, registration required.
Not for everyone.
But if it resonates, it is probably meant for you.