Welcome to In The Room

Come say hi!

Allow me to introduce myself and tell you more about In The Room.

I’m Adrienne Adhami, an author, TEDx speaker, and brand advisor. Over the last 12 years, I’ve crafted an unconventional, multi-dimensional career: from fitness to tech, from personal branding to boardrooms.

I started in the fitness industry back in 2012 working with athletes, sports brands, women’s magazines, and fitness technology companies. This is where I found my real talent—an ability to motivate people to achieve their goals. I focused on understanding how our daily habits, behaviour, mindset, and environment shape our success. This curiosity led me to explore wearable technology and health data, identifying trends that could help people improve their lives.

Around the same time, I started sharing content on social media, blogging, and collaborating with brands. I learned how to negotiate, read contracts, hit deadlines, and build a personal brand.

By 2018, I launched the Power Hour podcast with a mission to help ordinary people achieve extraordinary things. I honed my interview skills by speaking to hundreds of guests, from CEOs and celebrities to olympic athletes and Harvard professors. Over five million downloads later, it’s safe to say the mission is still going strong.

In 2020, Penguin Random House published my first book Power Hour: How to Focus on Your Goals and Create a Life You Love. It’s available in five languages around the world. (Honestly, this still blows my mind.)

Since then, I’ve delivered talks, workshops, and media events for brands like Google, Spotify, Range Rover, and London Tech Week and I’ve become a board member and brand advisor for several companies. I’ve learnt something valuable at each step along the way and built a network of interesting and brilliant people. Many have now become friends and mentors.

In The Room is where I’ll share what I’ve learned because I’ve spent years getting into rooms where opportunities are created and decisions are made. I know how valuable it is to access those conversations. Not everyone gets that chance, but everyone can benefit from the insights and knowledge shared in those spaces. My goal is to bridge that gap—bringing you in and giving you the insights and strategies to confidently navigate your own path, no matter where you are.

Why subscribe to In The Room?

FREE SUBSCRIBERS

Expect up to two posts a month. Articles will include honest reflections and lessons from my personal journey, as well as insights from other entrepreneurs, leaders and experts in my network.

PAID SUBSCRIBERS £5 per month / £50 per year

One thing to know about me is a don’t do anything unless I’m going all in! Paid subscribers will get access to all posts and can expect weekly articles. You’ll be the first to know about updates and events and new projects I’m working on.

I’ve joined this platform with a mission to create a network of like-minded ambitious women. So this is where I’ll share the ideas, strategies and frameworks I’ve tried and tested. From decision-making and goal-setting, to growing your network and personal brand.

FOUNDING SUBSCRIBERS £150 per year (Limited number per year.)

Finally, I know how powerful women are together so each founding member will get:

• A 60 minute one-to-one video call. You can ask me anything about work, career, podcasting, agents, brands, balancing work/life or whatever else I can help with.

• Free tickets to IRL events, live podcasts, and networking events hosted by me.

• Access to all content - you can let me know exactly what you want more of, less of etc and you’ll get to connect with other members.

Please know that it means a lot for me to be creating this virtual space. By supporting In The Room, the founding members are really going to shape the future of this community.

Last but not least…

Here’s a few more things you might be interested to know.

• I’ve completed twenty five endurance races from 10K to marathons.

• I have a thirteen-year-old son, a ten-year-old step daughter and a five-year-old step son.

• A book I recommend to everyone: The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel.

• I’m a recovering people pleaser.

• I have at least twenty plants in my house. Zero pets.

• Favourite cocktail? A Cherry Negroni. It’s like a regular Negroni, but better.

• I may be the last person on earth who still prefers phone calls to WhatsApps.

I guess that’s it for now. I’m hitting the post button. If you’ve read this far then I hope you’ll be back again.

Thanks for reading In The Room.

Adrienne