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NEX Session: Unlearning Survival Mode

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Constant pressure shapes how we work, love, and live. Join Nexford's Lagos community for an honest conversation on breaking free from survival mode.

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Event details

Survival mode gets normalized fast. You push through the deadline, the argument, the month — and call it resilience. But the habits that get you through pressure don't always serve you once the pressure lifts.

 

On Saturday, September 26th, Nexford University brings the Lagos community together for NEX Session: Unlearning Survival Mode — an honest conversation about the habits, defenses, and relationship patterns constant pressure builds, and what it actually takes to unlearn them.

 

This isn't a lecture. It's a room of learners, alumni, and Lagosians working through the same pressure, talking openly about what survival mode costs and what awareness looks like instead.

 

Come for the conversation. Leave with language for patterns you've never had words for.

Different time zone? No problem!
What you can expect:
  • An honest, unscripted conversation on how constant pressure shapes work, relationships, and self-perception
  • Real experiences shared by fellow Lagos-based learners, alumni, and community members — not a panel reading from slides
  • Practical language for recognizing survival-mode patterns in your own life and relationships
  • Open discussion and Q&A to close out the session
  • A chance to connect with people in your city asking the same questions you are

Meet Sarah Kamau, a current Nexford MBA learner in Kenya

Meet Sarah Kamau, a current Nexford MBA learner in Kenya

Sarah Kamau is one of our go-getting MBA learners in Kenya who truly believes that she is accomplishing so much more and furthering her career since enrolling at Nexford.
She is doing an MBA, specializing in Global Business, and was interested in Nexford straight away because it was affordable and she saw the value in getting a world-class education that would provide her with the learning style which was far better and more prestigious than that of the undergraduate degree she did previously in Kenya.