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Women's power: Christine Sing inspires in the Kulturhaus Wienhausen!
Christine Sing will speak on June 13, 2025 at the Kulturhaus Wienhausen about getting out of the hamster wheel and new forms of work.
Women's power: Christine Sing inspires in the Kulturhaus Wienhausen!
On Friday, June 13, 2025, at 8:00 p.m., an inspiring event for women in working life will take place in the Kulturhaus Wienhausen. Christine Sing, who swapped her office job at Volkswagen for a surfboard in 2018, will give an interactive reading in which she shares her experiences and challenges when leaving traditional working life. The event is supported by the Lüneburg Regional Association using funds to promote regional culture and entry is free.
Christine Sing, who lives between Tenerife and Esslingen, is an active freelance consultant and is passionate about promoting women in leadership positions and new forms of work. Her goal is to inspire others to achieve their dreams and discover new horizons. She wants to encourage the participants to explore and try out alternative life and work models that go beyond conventional structures.
Inspiration and new perspectives
The reading is designed as an interactive format so that visitors have the opportunity to actively participate and ask questions. Sing wants to encourage participants to think about their own career paths and what they want for their future. At a time when many people are thinking about changing their professional lives, the event could provide valuable inspiration.
The Kulturhaus Wienhausen, located at Mühlenstrasse 5, offers a suitable setting for this event. The organization of this event reflects an important trend: more and more women are looking for ways to achieve professional freedom and self-realization. Christine Sing's story is an example of the courage it takes to make changes in your own life.
In addition to the upcoming reading, interested women can read more information about the challenges and opportunities for women in leadership positions in academic work, such as in this Book by Springer. These perspectives complement Sing's approach and provide a deeper understanding of current discourses surrounding gender roles and career change.
For women who are looking for inspiration and want to learn more about alternative ways of living and working, Christine Sing's reading is an excellent opportunity to get new food for thought and exchange ideas with like-minded people.