Pour a glass, grab the popcorn, and settle in for an hour that is equal parts good conversation and genuinely useful. We spend our days reading rooms we never learned how to read: the meeting, the dinner table, the parking lot, and most of us were never handed the tools to do it well. Kim Simon has spent more than thirty years studying exactly that: how people read one another and how the smallest shift in attention changes an outcome. As a retired law enforcement officer and crisis negotiator, Kim has a unique perspective on the impact of perception, communication, and presence.
Tonight she turns that work into a field guide for everyday life. You will leave with two simple tools, a way of seeing and a way of showing up, and a clear sense of how to use them in the three places that fill your day: at home, at work, and out in the world. It is practical, surprisingly funny, and built for the woman who has had a long day and earned a good evening.
Wine, popcorn, and a fresh way of seeing the world around you. Bring a friend, bring your questions, and come ready to enjoy yourself.
