Make Progress or Savor the Moment.

Episode 4, Sound Insight with Cathy Jacob, Make Progress or Savor the Moment episode 4

A life lived in the delicate and conscious balance of progress and presence is a life fueled by purpose and filled with meaning. When you can both dream and be awake to the moment to moment experience of your life, surprising gifts await you.

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Embrace Your Limits: How drawing boundaries creates more freedom and less stress, episode 3

Episode 3, Sound Insight with Cathy Jacob, Embrace Your Limits

Is our always on, always connected work culture taking a toll on our mental health? In this episode, Cathy explores…  the role of the Pandemic and the conditions that are contributing to rising incidences of anxiety and depression; how technology, instant communication and ever-accelerating work processes combine to create more and more stress; how embracing…

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Where to Find Inspiration When You’re not Feeling Inspired

In this episode, Cathy shares five things that have inspired her during the pandemic and what she has learned about how to feel more inspired and how to inspire others as we steel ourselves for another winter of infections and lockdowns. She also shares a simple practice to support you to stay more connected to…

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Start Here, episode 1

Sound Insight Podcast with Cathy Jacob, episode one

In this episode, Cathy explores the annual ritual of the January do-over. She explores the dark side to do-overs and to the unending quest for that ideal future self. She talks about how “project ideal you” can be a form of perfectionism that not only sets you up for failure but can end in you…

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Start Here

Welcome to Field Notes by Cathy Jacob at CathyJacob.com

I’m writing this in January. We’re in the full throes of winter here and it’s freezing out there. At the same time, the Omicron virus is washing over us like a tsunami and, once again, we’re facing another winter in various stages of lockdown. There’s lots to feel grumpy about and for some of you, there may be good reasons to feel worried or discouraged.

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