World's ONLY "Phygital" Performing Arts based Soft-Skills Improvement Club!

SBB community was and still is for me a great way to explore and have actual insights on all the creative disciplines you can think of, and that's why I joined in in the first place. I love being able to switch from writing poems one day to learning the basics of beatboxing the other day. I really do look forward to the next session and I must say it has become one of the highlights of my days during this lockdown. It's fun, you do learn how to improve your soft skills without realizing it and most importantly you have the opportunity to meet a bunch of different people but always interesting and welcoming one. So I enjoy it and I'm sure you'll do as well

So far it was an amazing learning experience. This has definitely not only helped me go through this lockdown, but I have learned or at least got to know about so many skills including standup comedy, storytelling, beatboxing, Radio-jockeying, Sound Design and much more. This group has helped me connect with interesting personalities from different backgrounds. The connection was further strengthened through peer learning sessions, where every participant can teach what he/she is proficient in. The best thing about this group is the flexibility of its courses, they don’t just stick to one discipline but explore through multiple disciplines, and you get a general overview of all the creative fields.

Pranshu here :) Stop Being Boring has no doubt exposed me to new avenues with respect to soft skills.

From improv to sound mixing there has been a wide range of sessions. Also as part of the peer learning program, I have been fortunate to take a few sessions myself. Those were on topics that I felt were underappreciated skills for eg productivity and habits.

Overall it's been a great experience joining these zoom sessions everyday and I am looking forward to meeting them all in person!

these were every eventful days! though i could attend few sessions, i got a lot of learnings out of the podcast sessions, audio sessions. others sessions were fun, and we had a ball of time at the blue room. I'm kinda bummed 50th day fell on Friday 😂 thanks Sam and anvesh for putting this gig up and having heard what's in store, i wish you all the best! 6 pm really gave a kind of structure during lockdown when all other structures had collapsed and also made me look forward to the next sessions each day with excitement!thanks to all facilitators especially krishna, ujjwal, shweta, Malcolm,hamsini and others, as well as all the peers and the awesome gang here! 💜and also, thanks Sam for being like a big bro, especially for the relationship advice 😂 💙💯wow that sounds like an obituary i will peace out.

Learning can be fun! Loved all the sessions, there was something to learn and have fun with exercises whether in improv, comedy, poetry, creative writing, storytelling, sign language, they all had something to offer in a different way and without pressure to perform or be really good...the space created felt safe to take risk and explore many latent aspects within. I'd say it felt like an adventure filled journey into self discovery, finding the hidden artist within each one of us, fun with therapeutic effects! Sam and Anvesh have been wonderful hosts, organisers, brainstormers, guards, ship captains...wearing all these hats with complete ease and complimenting the group in its endeavours... collaboration has been excellent, consistent, good time keeping, flexible, good variety of styles in presentation and great spectrum of subjects within the creative arts...I loved being a part of this commune and felt bonded with the group members... have connected individually with quite a few approx 7-8 others....enjoyed participating n facilitating equally...:) Special thnx to Shweta, Nasser, Kavya, Malcolm, Anvesh, Udbhav n my top fav session with Aneesh! Wish I guys good luck n hope to continue the commune together…

Thank you SBB for such a great experience! So I had found out about improv very recently to be honest. And that's when I realized how much I loved doing it. Graduating from college, I really wanted to make sure that I stick with it some way or the other. And SBB had been one. Not only that, I'd gotten to learn so much more apart from improv, things that I never thought would catch my interest, I find myself working on them little by little everyday. Thank you Sam and Anvesh for such a great experience!

It'll be an absolute pleasure to be a part of this even after the lockdown! Hoping that it continues (🙈).

I am having a lot of fun attending and participating in these sessions. It's awesome that I am learning from instructors and peers. Which includes Improv, Standup comedy, Storytelling, Poetry, Video editing, Essential soft skills, Creative writing, various things involving the brain and a lot more!