Today’s episode of Glimpse TV features my youngest, smallest, and quite possibly, most adorable guest ever on Glimpse TV. We happen to share 50% of our genetic makeup and oddly, some bizarre human talents. Tune in to find out what they are, to find out why mud and blindfolds are so much fun, and to… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Family
On nausea and clarity: Somewhat daily video, May 9, 2011
Join Kate on The Freedom Tour at www.comebefree.com. Fresh off a five-hour plane ride where I had to get escorted off in a wheelchair, I’m letting you in on what I’ve been up to on this whirlwind weekend to NYC. Tune it to find out what nausea has to do with clarity, the special way… Continue Reading
The exact equation for financial freedom: Daily Video #3: April 25, 2011
Join Kate Northrup Moller on The Freedom Tour at www.comebefree.com. Today’s video is about the true meaning of financial freedom. I give you the equation of exactly how to get it and why your becoming financially free will make the world a better place. Let me know what financial freedom means to you!… Continue Reading
I never thought I would do this…
A meeting that didn’t quite go as planned. Last February I sat across from my mom’s literary agent, Ned Leavitt, at lunch. I had scheduled the lunch to ask him questions about the publishing world as I was beginning to get a hankering to write a book. And that’s what we talked about…for the most… Continue Reading
Why accidentally erasing my hard drive might be the best thing that ever happened to me
I talk a lot about things happening for a reason, the grand master plan of the Universe, synchronicity, and the overall meant-to-be or not-meant-to-be-ness of life. And it’s pretty easy to stay on my fairy dust and sparkles train when everything is going smoothly, I’m meeting the right people, cash flow is good, and I’m… Continue Reading
What you can do every morning and evening to feel more vibrant: Glimpse TV with Maddy Vertenten
There are so many reasons why I love Maddy Vertenten of Vibrant One, starting from the fact that she’s also a native Mainer, stopping in the middle at the fact that she’s one of the best, most perceptive listeners I’ve ever met, and ending with the fact that she couldn’t be more adorable. (This is… Continue Reading
The one thing you can do right now to feel free…or Why Janis Joplin was onto something.
Letting go is scary. The thing about letting go is that it’s scary. Even if we’re not completely thrilled with what we’ve got already, at least we know what we can expect with it. Even if holding on means living a bit smaller than we know we’re capable of, not being quite as happy as… Continue Reading
Home is not a place: belonging, security, freedom, and the meaning of indefinite.
I’ve been thinking a lot about home lately. I’ve just put my apartment on the market and am preparing to say goodbye to the 450-square-foot studio I’ve called home for the past five years. I’m ruthlessly getting rid of most of my stuff over the next two to three months (inspired by The Shed Project)… Continue Reading
I’m sending myself packing.
I hate packing. I really do. Despite the image I project of overall “having it togetherness” and organization, I always wait until the last minute to pack. People who pack a week or even a day ahead of time confound me. I almost always pack within an hour or two of when I’m supposed to… Continue Reading
My belated birthday present.
My sister adorably schedules sister dates with me every few weeks when we haven’t seen each other in a while. I’m incredibly blessed for many reasons. One of them is that I live in the same city as my sister and another one is that I see this as a good thing. Not everyone likes… Continue Reading
