MY STORY + THANK YOU
So many of you have followed along and supported me over the past 5 years as my life radically changed. Thank you…and we’re all still changing!
But I thought I’d recap my story and share where I am today. :)
Read MoreHow can I be the best teacher?
Last year, I had just gone through a tough breakup and was desperate to reignite my inner spark for life. I was also finishing up my book and embarking on a new journey of life as an author. I knew I needed help. So I traveled to France to spend a week at Thich Nhat Hanh’s monastery, Plum Village.
Read MoreThe ALIVE Party - DJ Virtual Dance Party!
On June 18, 2020, I hosted one hour of live joyful dance music for ages 0-120 years alive. It was a virtual dance party to celebrate that we're still kickin' with breath in our chest and joy in our heart. This event was the third event I was proud to host as a part of Reimagine Festival.
Read MoreKate on The PsychCentral Podcast: Convincing a Skeptic
Of all the interviews I have done, Gabe was one that I really had to “sell” on the idea the death can be a source of productive motivation. Like many people, Gabe has an internally coded “block” on the idea of death. After all, we’ve all been conditioned for basically our whole lives that death is morbid and should be acknowledged as little as possible. I loved Gabe’s honesty and vulnerability on this front.
Read MoreYOU'LL BE FINE.
Hey, you. You are going to be ok. I know things are crazy right now. I know it’s all overwhelming and scary. But you are going to be ok.
Let’s consider the worst-case scenario.
I WANT TO LIVE.
A stressful disaster like this is, if not an opportunity, a forceful push to consider the hard questions. As we worry about contracting the virus, the inner voice whispers, “What if I did die? Would I be happy with how I’ve lived?”
Read MoreENJOY YOUR LIFE
Enjoyment is a perfectly valid and valiant life’s purpose. When you enjoy — really enjoy — your life, you create a ripple effect of positive influence that goes far beyond that which you will ever know.
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Workshop: LIVE LIKE YOU MIGHT DIE TOMORROW
“This was a huge wake up call for me. I have thought about this experience daily since our group meditation. I loved it.”
Find the urgency to live like you might die tomorrow.
Join us for this powerful workshop designed to radically reshape your relationship with death to remind you to live.
When: Sunday, April 28 from 10:30am-12pm
Where: Casa de Luz near Lady Bird Lake in Austin, TX
Includes: A huge dose of perspective and zeal for life! Plus the 1.5 hours workshop + journal
Only 20 seats available!
“Kate's message and guidance was beautifully delivered. Truly an experience you will not forget.”
“This workshop changed my life. The next day, I did things I had been putting off and dreaming of for YEARS.”
Schedule:
10-10:15am — Arrival
10:15-10:30am — Welcome & cultivate a sense of calm
10:30-12pm — Guided exercises & the deathbed meditation to open your heart, help you find your sources of meaning in life, and inspire a sense of urgency to live vibrantly while you’re still alive.
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12-12:30pm —- Optional time to connect with your fellow workshopmates + shop YOU MIGHT DIE TOMORROW mementos
Session: LIVE LIKE YOU MIGHT DIE TOMORROW
$49.00
Virtual meeting with Kate for a transformational 1:1 session designed to help you tap into an urgency to live, identify your Meaningful Things, make friends with your mortality, and focus on finding your bliss in life.
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Venue
Casa de Luz
“Through community, we get to see the face of something larger than our individual selves. We are all teachers and we are all students at the table of life.” - Wayo, Casa de Luz
1701 Toomey Rd, Austin, TX 78704
Only 20 seats available. Get your ticket here:
Session: LIVE LIKE YOU MIGHT DIE TOMORROW
$49.00
Virtual meeting with Kate for a transformational 1:1 session designed to help you tap into an urgency to live, identify your Meaningful Things, make friends with your mortality, and focus on finding your bliss in life.
Quantity:
Perspective is a helluva drug
Listen to Shelby Forsythia and I talk about perspective, grief, and hypochondria (!) on her new episode of the Coming Back show.
Read MoreWhat happens after a spiritual awakening
I want to experience an awakening every single day. I want to appreciate the smell of flowers and coffee. I want to force myself to engage daily in the healthy habits that I know make my life brighter and more peaceful: meditating, writing, remembering I might die tomorrow, feeling gratitude.
Read MoreI've been really down. Talking to Morgan helped.
Y’all, I was lucky enough to be interviewed by Morgan Dix of the OneMind Meditation Podcast. The timing couldn’t have been better. First, I am a big fan of the Podcast. Second, I’ve been really down lately, and this conversation helped lift me up.
Read MoreMy interview with Peace Revolution
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to be interviewed by Dennis Odeny of Peace Revolution today! Peace Revolution is an online platform that aims to help individual cultivate individual inner peace before sharing the peace to people around the world.
Read MorePhotos of my art installation at Burning Man!
Here are some shots from the desert. Check out many more by searching the #youmightdietomorrow hashtag on Instagram.
Read MoreAnnouncing: My first large-scale art installation
This is pretty big. Not just big news, but physically big: I am presenting my first ever large-scale art installation at Burning Man 2018.
Read MoreDon't get attached to who or what you love.
Love in the present. If you're worried about tomorrow, you can't experience the wild beauty of today -- right now.
Read MoreASK KATE #4: How did you come up with the concept 'You might die tomorrow?'
That day in the café, I had this epic realization: I have absolutely no control over when or how I die, but I have complete control of how I live until that moment comes.
Read MoreYou are in control of your life.
Here's a lesson I heard over and over again since age five that took me 25 years to learn.
Hey, Death! F You!
91-year old Norma was faced with surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation to *hopefully* cure her uterine mass. Instead, she chose to live her last days on an incredible adventure, traveling around the country with her adult kids and dog in an RV. What a badass, right?
Read MoreImagine you have zero responsibilities...
Recently a friend and I were sitting at a cafe when someone walked by, apparently talking to himself. I looked over to her with wide eyes and high brows like, “Yikes.” She said, without a hint of sarcasm, “Let’s assume he’s got a bluetooth in his other ear.” That struck me; I realized it’s a really powerful thing to give people the benefit of the doubt.
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