Mikael Andersson was sentenced to a life in an institution when he was born in the sixties without arms or legs. Today, he is married, has four children, his own company, and is one of Sweden's and Norway's most popular speakers.
A Mikael Andersson lecture is not based on research results or theoretical models. He has no ambition or intention to provide simple answers and ready-made solutions to the audience. But no one leaves the room without being deeply moved. Mikael's lectures affect and change many people's views of themselves and what is truly possible.
Mikael Andersson has lectured for hundreds of thousands of people and hundreds of companies such as AstraZeneca, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Ericsson, ICA, Volvo, Posten, SEB, IKEA, Stadium, the Swedish Tax Agency, Handelsbanken, and many municipalities, labor unions, etc.
During a Mikael Andersson lecture, you are stimulated to reflect and contemplate. You encounter the dark, difficult, and painful, but also the bright, strong, and positive. You leave with hope, joy, strength, and inspiration.
THINK.
The lecture series THINK at Sara kulturhus presents some of Sweden's foremost speakers. With their insights and stories, the speakers sow small seeds of thought in the audience's consciousness and inspire reflection. Sometimes transparent, captivating, and smart. Other times creative, uplifting, and just a little bit wonderful.
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Good to know before your visit:
Languge: this lecture is held in Swedish.
Age limit: none.
Bag ban: applies to events in Stage 1 and Stage 2, read more here.
Wardrobe: is mandatory for bag and jacket. The cloakroom is located adjacent to the stage for the event and the fee is included in your ticket.
Admission: approx. 30 minutes before the event starts.
Eating: Food and drink are not allowed to be brought into our stages.
Hearing aids: available in all our scenes, read more here.
Rollator: placed outside the entrance, staff on site are available if you need help.
Lift: located at stairwell B, left side.
Wheelchair spaces: All wheelchair spaces are accessible via lift, stairwell B, left side. Due to evacuation regulations, a wheelchair ticket must be presented by a wheelchair user for entry to events in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Tickets cannot be repurchased in the event of an incorrect purchase, read more here.
