Soft Landing Circle: Friends with Fall 🍂

Making the colder months feel a little more like yours. Autumn in Hungary comes with mixed feelings - some are excited for the temperature to drop, the nature to pop in yellow-orange-brown-red colors and for their favorite autumn routines to return; while some dread the shorter days, less sunlight, and more time indoors - and the knowledge that there are quite a few grey months ahead. (Okay, I think we all dread that.) And living away from home can add another layer to it. 🍁 Maybe autumn in Hungary feels completely different from the season you grew up with.🍁 Maybe you miss certain foods, traditions, weather or little rituals from home.🍁 Maybe your energy changes noticeably when the days get shorter.🍁 Or maybe you're simply wondering how to make the coming months feel a little less grey. Friends with Fall is a cosy Soft Landing Circle about finding our own way into the new season - whether you already love autumn or would happily skip straight to spring. We’ll talk about how seasons affect us, what we carry with us from the places we come from, and what helps us feel more like ourselves when our environment and routines start to change. And, most importantly, we’ll borrow ideas from each other for making the months ahead feel more colorful, connected and ours. 🌀 What will we explore? Through individual reflection, pairs, small-group conversations and shared idea collecting, we’ll explore questions like: What does autumn mean to me - and where might that come from? How were the colder months experienced where I grew up? (If there were any. 👀) What tends to change in my energy, mood or routines when the seasons change? What do I want more of this autumn: comfort, movement, connection, nature, novelty, rest? What small rituals, places, activities and plans could make the coming months feel better? This isn’t about convincing ourselves that everything is wonderful because there are pumpkin-spiced drinks and colorful leaves. 🍁 It’s about noticing what we actually need - and finding small, realistic ways to bring more of it into our lives. 🤷🏼‍♀️ How does it work? The Circle will be gently facilitated, but spacious. You don’t need to prepare anything and you can absolutely come alone - most women join Soft Landing events on their own. There will be time to reflect individually, talk in pairs and smaller groups, hear different perspectives, and collect ideas together. Enough structure so you don’t have to figure out how to start conversations from scratch - with enough space for those conversations to actually go somewhere. 🎟️ What your ticket includes ⏰ A 2-hour gently facilitated Soft Landing Circle💬 Guided prompts, pair and small-group conversations📝 A simple Autumn Menu sheet to collect ideas you actually want to return to👥 A warm, personal group of max. 12–14 international women🍂 Shared inspiration for routines, places, activities and little rituals for the colder months📲 Optional post-event connection through the Soft Landing Budapest WhatsApp space 👜 You’ll leave with Hopefully, a slightly different relationship with the months ahead - and a personal collection of things that might make them feel more like yours. Not a giant autumn bucket list you now have to complete. More like a menu to come back to when you need comfort, energy, company, fresh air, something new to look forward to — or simply a little color on a grey Tuesday. ℹ️ Event details 📍 A cosy café in Budapest — exact location shared after registration📅 Saturday, October 3⏰ 14:00-16:00👥 Max. 12–14 women🎟 Early Bird: 4900 HUF until September 255900 HUF from September 26* *Tickets are non-refundable, but you’re welcome to transfer your ticket to someone else. About Soft Landing Budapest 👩🏼‍🤝‍👩🏻 Meet the host Hi there! 👋🏻 My name is Anna and I am your host at Soft Landing Budapest. I was born and raised in Hungary but I've always felt pretty international at heart. My first move abroad was at 19, a summer job at Disneyland Paris. Later came France again, the US, and the Netherlands, then a job in Hungary that took me to more than ten countries across continents. As a trainer and facilitator I love bringing people together, and with good questions, a safe environment and spot-on exercises help them have some valuable reflections and new perspectives. At the events it's important for me that everyone can come as they are - uncertain, exhausted, cheerful, curious, anxious -, and that we all respect each other so we feel safe, heard and seen.