What Does it Mean to Live a Good Life? Kairos Deep Conversations with Georgie Nightingall

Thursday January 23rd
Doors & drinks 6.30pm; Event starts 7pm

Join us for an evening of guided, small-group conversations exploring what it means to live a good life.

For our first Kairos Deep Conversations, co-hosted with Georgie Nightingall, we’ll delve into how we define a good life in an era of ecological uncertainty and social transformation.

During a series of short one-to-one and small group discussions, we’ll respond to a carefully designed “menu” of reflective questions that connect personal storytelling with big ideas. We'll discuss:

Community and Belonging: Rebuilding community, commoning, and balancing individuality with the collective.
Nature and Spirituality: Rekindling our connection with the land, the sacred, and the imaginal realm.
Economic Redesign: Imagining systems that prioritize people and planet over profit.
Agency and Action: Overcoming disempowerment, navigating uncertainty, and reclaiming our role as citizens.
Education and Imagination: Teaching future generations and crafting new stories for a sustainable future.

We’ll finish off by coming together as one group to share insights and ideas that have emerged during the evening.

Georgie, founder of the Trigger Conversations, is on a mission to intentionally design a more human world through the lost art of human conversation. This evening is an invitation to think deeply, share openly and spark meaningful change.

The evening will include a one-pot vegan supper.

Kairos, 84 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 4TG

Doors open at 6.30pm for drinks. Event starts at 7pm.

£8 Kairos Club Member, £15 Non-member, £10 Struggling financially, £20 Supporter. Food complimentary.

Before requesting a discounted ticket, please consider sincerely: Are you struggling to meet your basic needs? Would you have to make a genuine sacrifice to buy a full priced ticket? Do you have reduced earnings through a lifestyle choice or because you’re dedicating your time to unpaid work relating to the climate and nature crises?

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