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Today, Kate Northrup returns to Threshold Moments for a powerful kickoff to Season 4.
Kate Northrup is a bestselling author, entrepreneur, and body-based financial educator who helps conscious humans build wealth without burning out. Blending practical money strategy with nervous system awareness and cyclical living, she teaches a simple but radical approach: body first, business and money second, so you can feel safe before the external circumstances change and be present through every season of life. Through her program Relaxed Money, her books Do Less and Money: A Love Story, and the Plenty podcast, Kate offers a clear roadmap for expanding prosperity from a well-resourced foundation.
In this expansive and deeply personal conversation, we explore what happens when internal transformation meets real-world structure—and how true power is built from both.
In this episode, we dive into:
Please enjoy this episode—and if it resonates, join us in the free 3-day workshop Good With Money. It's about creating internal steadiness first - so the external growth feels sustainable. If you're the one everyone counts on to keep things moving…
You don't want to miss this.
Connect with SarahToday Amber Lilyestrom returns to Threshold Moments to share her new poetry collection Little Big Beautiful Things.
Amber is a globally recognized business mentor, a best selling author, a poet and a keynote speaker known for her groundbreaking work in business energetics and strategy. She's also one of my dear friends.
In this conversation, we explore:
Please enjoy this conversation, then buy a copy of Amber's book. I think it might be just what your spirit needs.
Connect with SarahToday's episode is for you if you're in the midst of a threshold and wondering how you'll make it through.
When certain parts of our identity are stripped away, we go into the fertile void. In that space, we may not be able to find the rhyme or reason why it's happening, but I promise that the darkness enriches us all the same.
Join me as I dip into the past decade of my practice and offer reflections on how to feels to be in the middle and make it to the other side. I also share thoughts on pausing and the future of this show.
Thank you for listening and for your heart.
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I once heard from a teacher that awe might be one of the first reflexes we have as babies: eyes wide, breath held in wonder, taking in the world for the very first time.
I haven't found a study to prove it, but it feels true—the impulse to point, to name, to exclaim, "Look at that! And that over there!" The small hand tugging toward something marvelous, seemingly ordinary, yet entirely new.
Where trauma narrows our world, awe expands it. It brings our breath into the back body, our perspective into wholeness.
Awe is an invitation to pause and ask: is there anything ordinary that for a moment I could honor as extraordinary?
In this episode, I share a personal story where I embraced awe and how it changed my perspective on everyday life.
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Many of my clients come to me craving calm — slower mornings, quieter children, less chaos in their day-to-day.
That sense of peace is a beautiful goal, but I also like to remind them: calm alone isn't the full picture of nervous system regulation.
In this episode, we explore the pendulum between safety and activation — how to embrace life's natural rhythms, rather than resist them. I also offer reframes for resonance, aliveness, and the tidal waves of life.
Tune in for an invitation to get curious about living in range. Life isn't just about calm. That's only one stop on the journey.
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This week, Elizabeth Zelinka Parsons is here to prepare us for the threshold of career transitions and retirement.
Elizabeth is a retirement transition expert, lawyer, and the author of Encore: A High Achiever's Guide to Thriving in Retirement. With over two decades of experience in professional development and career transitions, Elizabeth supports high achievers as they navigate the emotional and practical terrain of retirement.
We discuss:
So many of us crave expansion — more capacity, more visibility, more money, more love.
But expansion without contraction is like inhaling without exhaling. It's not sustainable.
In this episode, I explore why growth requires both — the up-wave and the down-wave. And I offer the acronym PRISM as a guide for cycling between them.
Tune in for support building capacity and riding big waves. Then join the waitlist for Resourced.
Welcome back to Threshold Moments. Today I'm joined by Siri Baruc Thornton for a heartfelt conversation about what it means to allow ourselves to be fully human while we heal.
Siri is a healing artist, retreat producer, and founder of sage + blush wellness. With over 30 years of experience in Reiki, Akashic Record reading, and Transformational Breathwork, she helps creatives, visionaries, and leaders expand their capacity to feel good: body, mind, and soul.
Together, we explore:
"Everything can be used as a portal inward and into the infinite. When we begin to get curious and lean in, providence meets us right there and the veil lifts."
Dr. Maura Moynihan is a chiropractor, cranial sacral practitioner, and Revelation Breathwork teacher. She coaches women to consciously create the next chapter of their life — using everything that they are dealing with as an invitation inward where the wisdom resides.
In this conversation, we discuss:
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We live in a culture obsessed with big leaps and overnight success. But real transformation doesn't come from dramatic shifts.
That's because: Small steps are not a consolation prize. They're the bridge between stuckness and possibility.
In this episode, we explore why small steps matter and how they create the foundation for meaningful, sustainable change.
Tune in, then join me in Resourced — a 12-week journey to reclaim your pace, power, and relationships through nervous system re-patterning. We begin September 30th. I hope you'll be with us.
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