You are Inevitable Podcast

Navigating uncertainty requires self-trust, self-awareness, and a willingness to learn and grow instead of needing all the information. Knowing ourselves helps us navigate the next step by asking if it aligns with our values. We have both a logical and intuitive side and making conscious choices from awareness helps us move in the direction we want. It's not about judgment, but discernment.

In this episode, Kathleen and Natalie discuss the difference between clarity and certainty, and why it's more useful to focus on clarity. Certainty is often an illusion, especially in a complex world where things are constantly changing. Seeking certainty is really just a way to keep fear at bay. Clarity, on the other hand, is a state of mind that allows you to make decisions and take the next step even when you don't have all the answers. It's about knowing who you are and what you want, rather than trying to predict the future. In their unscripted conversations, Kathleen and Natalie offer personal anecdotes and practical advice for navigating uncertainty and finding clarity, even in challenging times.

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Did you know that Kathleen is running a 5-day "You Are Inevitable" ANTI Challenge consisting of identifying, exploring, and aligning your values to bring more ease and flow into your life.

After 20+ coaching conversations, Kathleen discovered a common thread: a sense of exhaustion and overwhelm, people reevaluating their lives and seeking clarity and purpose. In this unscripted Live on Air episode, Kathleen and Natalie discuss the limitations of goal setting, the differences between setting intention and setting goals, and how to be gentler with yourself when setting goals. 

Together, Kathleen and Natalie have an insightful conversation on the pros and cons of goal setting and explore the idea of "leaning into possibility" in life. They believe that goals can be restrictive and it's more beneficial to hold onto them loosely as a direction to move towards. They suggest that every goal is driven by an underlying desire to feel a certain way and it's essential to go deeper into what that feeling is. They emphasize the importance of being open to all possibilities in life, as it can be unpredictable. By focusing on the feeling, one can expand their possibilities and create a more fulfilling experience.

While goals can be useful for tangible outcomes like running a marathon or getting out of debt, they can be limiting in the broader context of one's life. Life is not linear, and many intended and unintended factors contribute to where we are in life today. Rather than focusing solely on goals, everyone should explore how they want to feel and what we want to create in life. What are you wanting your goals to bring you? SMART goals can feel constricting and when you take a more flexible approach to goal setting, one where intention is at the forefront, you can be kinder and gentler to yourself while inviting more clarity and purpose. 

In addition to this unscripted conversation, Kathleen is running a 5-day "You Are Inevitable" ANTI Challenge consisting of identifying, exploring, and aligning your values to bring more ease and flow into your life.