The Space Beyond Scarce

The Space Beyond Scarce

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The Space Beyond Scarce episodes

  • Episode 26: Creativity as a Resource with Emily Running

    Kate interviews dancer and founder of Dance Wire PDX, Emily Running. 

    In this conversation, they explore: 

    -Scarcity mindset as an invisible force 

    -How creativity can help us be resourceful and overcome scarcity traps. 

    -A vision for a world where artists are free from their culturally conditioned scarcity mindset. 

    -And more! 

    You can learn more about Emily's work at her personal artist site HERE, or the site for Dance Wire PDX HERE. 

    To learn more about Kate's work or to subscribe to her weekly newsletter, go HERE. 

    51 min
  • Episode 25: Overcoming Systemic Hopelessness with the GENERATE method.

    Do you ever feel hopeless or overwhelmed at the state of the world? 

    In this week's solo podcast, Kate speaks to: 

    -How scarcity and scarcity mindset can become a challenge specifically for people who are justice-oriented. 

    -The reasons why hopelessness and complacency are dangerous self-fulfilling prophecies. 

    -How to use the 8-step GENERATE method for disrupting scarcity mindset to address feelings of systemic hopelessness. 

    -Content warning: The specific issue Kate works through as an example references mass shootings. 


    Resources shared and referenced in this episode: 

    -This amazing podcast interview with Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense 

    -Kate's 8-step GENERATE method workbook, which you can download for free HERE. 

    -Subscribe to Kate's weekly newsletter HERE.

    41 min
  • Episode 24: Trans inclusion and staying nourished in entrepreneurship with Tristan Katz.

    Kate interviews Equity-inclusion Facilitator & Digital Strategist, Tristan Katz. We discuss: 

    -How to practice self-trust to overcome scarcity mindset in entrepreneurship. 

    -Following the thread of what feels nourishing in business. 

    -Building meaningful relationships online. 

    -Trans inclusion and how to avoid exploiting the generosity of online educators. 

    And more! 

    To go deeper with today's resources: 

    Check out Tristan's website and upcoming offerings HERE. 

    Check out Tristan's podcast HERE. 

    Get on Kate's mailing list HERE. 

    53 min
  • Episode 23: Zero Sum Thinking and American Fascism

    Zero sum thinking has been used by right-wing politicians and media to enflame racism and xenophobia with deadly results. This podcast explores examples of how it is showing up in this week's national news, how we can recognize it in ourselves and others, and what we can do to disrupt zero sum thinking when we encounter it. 

    Sign up for Kate's newsletter HERE for more resources. 

    Sources and more info on the subjects mentioned in today's episode: 

    -https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/abbott-rewards-shareholders-shares-record-new-all-time-high

    -https://www.snopes.com/news/2022/05/13/baby-formula-us-mexico-border/

    -https://fortune.com/2022/05/14/baby-formula-shortage-milk-monopoly-fda/

    -https://www.npr.org/2022/05/16/1099034094/what-is-the-great-replacement-theory

    -https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/may/17/republicans-have-invoked-the-great-replacement-theory-over-and-over-and-over


    27 min
  • Episode 22: Building a More Effortless Business with Michael Knouse

    Kate interviews business and executive coach, Michael Knouse. They discuss: 

    -How Kate's work was influenced early on by Michael's podcast, The Start-Up Sessions.

    -Michael's recent shift into exploring how his coaching business can be more effortless without compromising income. 

    -Examples of shifting from the "zone of excellence" to the "zone of genius". 

    -The importance of finding meaning in our work. 

    And so much more! 


    Learn more: 

    -Check out Michael's work and podcast archives at his website HERE. 

    -Check out Kate's work or sign up for her weekly e-mail newsletter HERE. 

    53 min
  • Episode 21: The Scarcity-Driven Politics of Motherhood

    Special Mother's Day episode! Kate discusses some of the economic and cultural reasons why mothers may experience disproportionate scarcity, and what we can do to change it. 

    To learn more about Kate's work or sign up for her weekly newsletter, go HERE. 

    Some organizations that work to create resource equity for mothers: 

    Moms Rising

    Family Forward Oregon

    Portland Homeless Family Solutions

    National Bail Out (check out their Mama's Day Bail Out)

    Every Mother Counts 

    The Hello Seven Foundation

    For further research on some of the information shared in today's episode: 

    Article: "That One Time American Almost Got Universal childcare"

    Article: "Women More Likely Than Men to Face Poverty During Retirement." 

    Article: "The Gender Pay Gap Is Largely Because of Motherhood"

    Article: "How Other Nations Pay for Child Care. The U.S. Is an Outlier."


    30 min
  • Episode 20: The 7 Pillars of The Space Beyond Scarce

    Learn about the 7 core pillars that can help us tap into abundant inner resources and serve as "exit ramps" when we are stuck in scarcity mindset.


    -To sign up for Kate's weekly newsletter and receive corresponding journal prompts, go HERE.
    -To check out Kate's new group program, designed around these 7 pillars, go HERE.

    35 min
  • Episode 19: Finding Meaning and Stability in Quarterlife

    Kate talks with Jungian psychotherapist and founder of The Salome Institute, Satya Doyle Byock.

    They discuss Satya's new book, Quarterlife: The Search for Self in Early Adulthood.
    Their conversation gets into:
    -Balancing the need for meaning and the need for stability in Quarterlife and beyond.
    -Jungian perspectives on finding wholeness by confronting our shadow.
    -How scarcity mindset shows up for those who seek stability vs. those who seek meaning.
    And much more!

    Pre-order Satya's book HERE, and check out her work at the Salome Institute HERE.

    Go HERE to learn more about Kate's current offerings or to sign up for her weekly newsletter.

    57 min
  • Episode 18: Making money and justice with Kelly Diels

    Kate interviews feminist marketing consultant and thought leader, Kelly Diels.

    They discuss:
    -How to bake justice in to your business offerings.
    -How to avoid perpetuating scarcity triggers in marketing.
    -Finding the courage to be visible, even when not everyone will like it.
    -Collaboration vs. competition
    -The importance of educating your audience and reclaiming the meaning of your work.
    And so much more!

    To get regular doses of Kelly's brilliance, go to https://www.kellydiels.com/ and be sure to sign up for her Sunday Love Letters newsletter.

    To learn more about Kate's offerings, sign up for her weekly newsletter HERE or check out www.kateholly.com.

    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 17: Abundance and Abandon

    When we say we want more than enough, or that we "just don't want to have to think about money", we are actually saying that we need to have experiences of carefree surrender.

    This episode explores the idea that carefree surrender is a basic human need, strategies for experiencing it even when we have limited resources, and evidence that surrender is a vital part of getting out of scarcity.

    Resources cited in this episode:
    Podcast series: "The Just Enough Family"
    Harvard Business Review: "The Data Driven Case for Vacation"

    Sign up HERE for Kate's weekly newsletter for more practices, prompts and integration of today's episode.

    27 min

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Coaching, conversation and culture change to disrupt the scarcity mindset in ourselves and in the collective.