The Space Beyond Scarce

Kate interviews Enneagram expert and life coach, Caryn Berley about the specific scarcity mindset challenges, as well as unique resources, that come with the 9 Enneagram personality types. Caryn provides a brief overview about what the Enneagram is, the characteristics of each type, and suggests practices and reframes that can help you disrupt your specific scarcity fears based on the orientation you were born with.

Kate interviews the legendary modern dance icon, Barbara Dilley. We talk about the many insights and practices Barbara developed throughout her career as a teaching artist,  connecting the wisdom of Buddhist and contemplative practices with the explorations of contemporary performance and creativity. Barbara's work brings to life  many threads of universal wisdom on living in a more resourceful, awake and present state of being.

In this episode we start to look at the principles of how to get out of scarcity situations, with the first principle being to make good investments. We will look at investing not from the perspective of the traditional financial market, but from taking into consideration all of our resources and their ability to pay us dividends over time.

Join me for an interview with contemporary dance artist, educator and creator of Somatic & Energetic Alignment, Tracy Broyles.
In this episode we talk about:
-Our shared background in the Portland performance scene and how it impacted our relationship to resources and money mindsets.
-The relationship between jealousy and scarcity.
-The gifts and challenges of resourcefulness and the starving artist archetype.
-The power of examining money stories within our family of origin.
-How to become more generous by making sure you get your needs met.
-Ideas for practices to escape scarcity panic through somatic and energetic awareness.
And so much more!

To learn more about Tracy's work:
-Check out Tracy's website here.
-Follow Somatic Energetic Alignment on IG

To learn more about Kate's new group program, Depth Entrepreneur Conservatory:
-Check out the website here.

In episode 12, we delve into the concept of imposter syndrome and not feeling "real enough", particularly if you are a creator, entrepreneur or disruptor of the status quo.
Learn how to recognize and overcome self-doubt and imposter syndrome in order to bring your ideas into reality.
Additional resources:
Sign up for Kate's free master class on February 10th: Self-Trust for Entrepreneurs.
Sign up for Kate's weekly newsletter to get the journal prompts that accompany this episode.
Check out Depth Entrepreneur Conservatory: a 6-month incubator for growing  your visionary business. 

Kate interviews embodied equity coach and Internal Family Systems practitioner, Jacque Fitzgerald, on her background as a public school educator, her decision to take the leap into starting her own business, the importance of healing trauma as a path to visioning possibility, and so much more!

Resources mentioned in this episode:
-Author of The Body is Not an Apology, Sonya Renee Taylor
-Founder of the Embodiment Institute, Prentis Hemphill
-Movie: Inside Out

To learn more about Jacque's work:
-Visit Jacque's website: https://resonancecoachingpdx.com/
-Visit Jacque's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/resonance_guide/?hl=en
-Check out Jacque's music under the name Echo Onda. Listen HERE or wherever you get your music.

To learn more about Kate's new group program (enrollment opens this week!):  
Visit: www.depthentrepreneurconsevatory.com

Are your resolutions and goals helping you create more resources, or are they reinforcing your scarcity fears? On this episode, Kate teaches her PURPOSE goals framework for finding meaningful depth and abundant resources within your New Year's goals, intentions or resolutions.
To get the written prompts from today's episode, sign up for Kate's weekly newsletter, The Portal, HERE. 

Listen to episode 9 on the Brahmaviharas to accompany this guided loving kindness meditation. 

Kate shares the philosophy of the Brahmaviharas, a wisdom practice from Buddhism that is built to bust scarcity myths.
The Brahmaviharas are meant to be practiced and experienced: you can also integrate these with these accompanying resources:
>Get the journal prompts HERE
>Get the guided Loving Kindness Meditation with Kate Holly HERE

Kate talks to her friend, mentor and coach trainer, Andrea Leda Wilborn about:
-Exploring our potential without getting lost in the agenda of the "hungry ghost" of scarcity
-Following our own callings and personal quests without being distracted by the rewards.
-Why scaling is not always necessary or fulfilling for business owners.
-Lessons Andrea learned about sufficiency from experiencing the loss of both of her parents in the same year.
-How and why we need to take leaps of faith.

Resources mentioned in this episode:
Book: The Great Work of Your Life by Stephen Cope
Podcast: The Passion Economy
Start up Sessions with Michael Knouse, episode 47: The podcast interview that first introduced Kate to Andrea's work.

Connect with Andrea:
website: https://www.andrealeda.com/
free community: https://www.andrealeda.com/community