11:00 am, January 5 2025
Backyard Comedy Club, Bethnal Green
Speaker: Tamu Thomas
Poet: Joe James
View on Ticket TailorHappy 12th birthday Sunday Assembly! And Happy New Yeeaaarr!
Along with the requisite fireworks, bubbles and the dash for snogs at midnight, the idea of New Year also brings forth the pressure of ‘New Year’s Resolutions’.
Whether it’s to lose that last ten pounds, quit smoking or finally take up the Cha Cha, more and more people are realising that the conventional idea of ‘New Year’s Resolutions’, are all based on external measures, and can actually be harmful to our wellbeing. Even when they are about health and fitness, the underlying purpose tends to be for something outside of ourselves, putting us under pressure to be ‘better’.
Following a 16 year career in social work, Tamu Thomas is now a leading somatic specialist, leadership coach, author and workshop facilitator with a specialism in combating ‘toxic productivity’. In this talk she invites us all to consider resolutions that make us feel vibrant and alive rather than as a covert means to fix ourselves. Living more sumptuously is about feeling full, satiated, satisfied, and Tamu believes that when we each do this individual work, we collectively benefit from a more positive, productive, and purposeful culture.