Extracurricular reading "That mountain is you"

Join a comedy breakdown of the self-help bestseller "The Mountain Is You" by Brianna Wiest at F Bar. You can spend the evening dissecting why we sabotage our own progress while laughing at the absurdity of "leaving your comfort zone" with Yana Ivashchenko and guests.

Switch off the self-criticism

Instead of another night scrolling through productivity tips on your phone, you can actually exhale and recharge. This event is part of the anti-routine movement at Numotamo, designed to help you reduce stress levels through shared irony. It is a chance to add to your memory box without the pressure of being your "best" self or hitting impossible goals. Sometimes you just want to hear that your inner saboteur is actually just a tired person in a blanket.

Meet the speakers

The lineup focuses on facts and sharp wit rather than empty promises. These speakers will help you navigate the "mountain" of your own psychology:

• Yana Ivashchenko (Witness of Evolution) — she takes the author's metaphors and checks them for common sense and logic.
• Andrii Spivak — he explores the aesthetics of self-destruction and why a broken heart isn't just a reason for a dramatic selfie.
• Ganna Kochehura — she discusses how to "gently" change your life and whether it’s just easier to move the sofa closer to the door.
• Dima Tarabakin — he explains why your procrastination feels like a cozy retreat rather than a scary obstacle.

Grab your spot with Numotamo

If you are looking for where to go Kyiv to find some balance and a good laugh, this comedy review is a solid choice. You can find the ticket price for "The Mountain Is You" on our platform and plan your evening in advance. It’s easy to order tickets and forget about the daily grind for a few hours. Check Numotamo.com for other events Kyiv locals use to stay sane. When you buy tickets Extracurricular Reading "The Mountain Is You" Kyiv, prepare for 18+ honesty that might sting a little, but will definitely help you switch off. There are no "unique experiences" here, just a room full of people realizing the mountain is actually manageable.