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Book: How Will I Ever Get Through This? by Lucy Hone
Time: April 30th, 7:30PM - 8:30PM — Sydney, Australia Time AEDT
Format: Live online (Zoom)
Duration: 60–90 minutes
We’ll explore How Will I Ever Get Through This? — a book that sits right in the intersection of psychology, resilience, and the quiet chaos of everyday life. You don’t need to finish the book to join us; come with whatever you’ve read, noticed, or felt.
Expect a mix of big‑group discussion and small‑group moments, guided prompts, and the kind of honest, grounded conversation you wish more people were having. It’s designed to be thoughtful, warm, and a little bit cheeky.
Anyone who loves ideas, real talk, and exploring how humans actually work. No perfect answers required.
A live 60–90 minute session hosted by Shirley-Moana
A cosy crew of curious humans
Insight, humour, and “oh wow, same” moments
A space that’s structured, safe, and very real
Cameras on (we like humans, not floating initials)
You’re welcome to talk — but never required
No more than 15 people in this session
This is not therapy, but it is thoughtful
Book: How Will I Ever Get Through This? by Lucy Hone
Time: April 30th, 7:30PM - 8:30PM — Sydney, Australia Time AEDT
Format: Live online (Zoom)
Duration: 60–90 minutes
We’ll explore How Will I Ever Get Through This? — a book that sits right in the intersection of psychology, resilience, and the quiet chaos of everyday life. You don’t need to finish the book to join us; come with whatever you’ve read, noticed, or felt.
Expect a mix of big‑group discussion and small‑group moments, guided prompts, and the kind of honest, grounded conversation you wish more people were having. It’s designed to be thoughtful, warm, and a little bit cheeky.
Anyone who loves ideas, real talk, and exploring how humans actually work. No perfect answers required.
A live 60–90 minute session hosted by Shirley-Moana
A cosy crew of curious humans
Insight, humour, and “oh wow, same” moments
A space that’s structured, safe, and very real
Cameras on (we like humans, not floating initials)
You’re welcome to talk — but never required
No more than 15 people in this session
This is not therapy, but it is thoughtful