We've all done it. Judged someone or something too soon. Is changing your mind about someone or something such a bad thing? Maybe we got it completely wrong and things panned out completely differently to our expectations. Do you regret it or did things turn out for the best? Perhaps your judgement was quick but spot on. Either way, we would love to hear your true stories about snap judgements and the consequences of making them.

The event photo is of Joshua Bell, a virtuoso violin player who performed a gig on the New York Subway. He played for 43 minutes and only 7 out of 1000 people stopped to listen. They all made a snap judgement of him as a busker and missed one of the greats playing a gig... check out the full story here...

http://www.theguardian.com/music/tomserviceblog/2007/apr/18/joshuabellnoordinarybusker

Does this story inspire you? If you have a tale to tell on 'Snap Judgements' please get in touch with us at naturalbornstorytellers@gmail.com

Our nights are friendly. open, intimate and honest and the stories moving, life-affirming, shocking, captivating or just plain hilarious. It's different to a comedy night where the expectation is laughter... here laughter comes, but it's a part of a whole breadth of other emotions and reactions to the stories and it makes for a rich, fulfilling evening's entertainment. 

Come on down and experience one of the friendliest and most memorable nights London has to offer. 

We find our storytellers organically and through word of mouth so literally anyone with any level of experience can take to the stage...

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