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During this mini episode we turn the Author Spotlight onto Tamu Thomas and her book Women Who Work Too Much: Break Free from Toxic Productivity and Find Your Joy.
We explore a book that is far more than a productivity guide—it's a profound invitation to stop running on empty and reclaim your life.
Women Who Work Too Much challenges the narrative that burnout is an individual failing. Tamu Thomas, a former social worker and somatic coach, argues that women are over-functioning just to survive in systems that were never built for them to thrive. With wisdom rooted in nervous system science, social justice, and lived experience, she helps readers befriend their bodies, redefine success, and find joy not as a reward for hard work—but as a way of being.
Join us for a deep dive into a book that is both a balm and a battle cry for women ready to break free from the cycle of overwork.
Subscribe to our podcast for more author interviews and book discussions.
Discussion Points:
Mentioned on this episode of Book Interrupted:
Book Interrupted Website www.bookinterrupted.com
Book Interrupted YouTube Channel
Book Interrupted Facebook Book Club Group
The Wild Woman with Sarah Diop Podcast:
Tamu Thomas Website – www.livethreesixty.com
Tamu Thomas Instagram – @tamu.thomas
Book Interrupted Shop for all titles: www.bookinterrupted.com/shop
Women Who Work Too Much by Tamu Thomas
Burnout by Emily & Amelia Nagoski
The 4% Fix by Karma Brown
Awaken Your Wild Woman by Sarah Diop
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During this mini episode we turn the Author Spotlight onto Tamu Thomas and her book Women Who Work Too Much: Break Free from Toxic Productivity and Find Your Joy.
We explore a book that is far more than a productivity guide—it's a profound invitation to stop running on empty and reclaim your life.
Women Who Work Too Much challenges the narrative that burnout is an individual failing. Tamu Thomas, a former social worker and somatic coach, argues that women are over-functioning just to survive in systems that were never built for them to thrive. With wisdom rooted in nervous system science, social justice, and lived experience, she helps readers befriend their bodies, redefine success, and find joy not as a reward for hard work—but as a way of being.
Join us for a deep dive into a book that is both a balm and a battle cry for women ready to break free from the cycle of overwork.
Subscribe to our podcast for more author interviews and book discussions.
Discussion Points:
Mentioned on this episode of Book Interrupted:
Book Interrupted Website www.bookinterrupted.com
Book Interrupted YouTube Channel
Book Interrupted Facebook Book Club Group
The Wild Woman with Sarah Diop Podcast:
Tamu Thomas Website – www.livethreesixty.com
Tamu Thomas Instagram – @tamu.thomas
Book Interrupted Shop for all titles: www.bookinterrupted.com/shop
Women Who Work Too Much by Tamu Thomas
Burnout by Emily & Amelia Nagoski
The 4% Fix by Karma Brown
Awaken Your Wild Woman by Sarah Diop