Embracing chaos and what I learned being alone at the top of a mountain
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by Kim Kogane
10M ago
I’m sharing some updates on my dreamy early morning routine, and then I dive into what happened when I went on my first solo overnight backpacking trip. Well, I wasn’t completely alone because I brought Cauchy with me but I didn’t see another human out on the trail. I talk about a “cheetah in still mode” versus a “cheetah in action mode” and my plans for the rest of the month. If you find yourself in transition and are ready to soften and allow instead of controlling and taking action, then this is right up your alley!  Timestamps [0:29] Opening thoughts  [0:53] Life updates [0:58 ..read more
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Releasing frustration and beginning a new phase called “the quiet years”
The Floating Experiment
by Kim Kogane
11M ago
I explore the energy of each day, what happens when we try to plan too much, and how to release frustration. I share a story about my recent camping trip and how I became a morning person! If you’re looking to create more peace and space in your life, then you might find this episode encouraging. LEarn more about how I cultivate peace in my life and what I mean when I say I’m entering “the quiet years.” Timestamps [0:30] Opening thoughts [0:56] The energy of each day  [1:17] You are not a problem to solve [1:37] Feeling pressed for time can lead to frustration [2:11] We are not meant to o ..read more
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Navigating transition and what to do when Mercury is in retrograde
The Floating Experiment
by Kim Kogane
1y ago
I recorded this episode while Mercury was in retrograde and am using this opportunity to reflect on what’s been working for me in my life and what I can release. I spend some time talking about big life changes, how we’re meant to grow and shift throughout our lives. Life is short and you’re meant to experience all of it: the highs, the lows, all the goodness, and all the discomfort. If you’re in a life transition, then this episode would be a great listen for you. Timestamps [0:32] Mercury is in retrograde as I record! [0:46] The retrograde is an opportunity to reflect and not the time to ta ..read more
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I am learning: a lesson on being gentle, curious, and flexible
The Floating Experiment
by Kim Kogane
1y ago
This season is all about learning for me! I’m learning to be more curious in my life, to be gentle with myself, and flexible with my approach. I’m really excited about some new offerings and share those with you, and I give some updates on what’s been happening with me the past month. If you need a nudge toward the unknown and trying something new, then this episode is for you!  Timestamps [0:30] Announcements and updates on my monthly newsletter [1:41] I’m adding an additional podcast episode each month [2:34] Updates on my offerings: writing circle, private life coaching [4:55] Life upd ..read more
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Exploring the feeling of “aloneness”
The Floating Experiment
by Kim Kogane
1y ago
In this episode, I share what’s been on my mind lately which is the feeling of being alone. It’s something that I’ve carried with me since I was young. I talk about fate versus free will and explore the idea that maybe what we’re feeling is intentional and points us towards something we need to call in. There are a lot of things outside of our control in the world, but we get to choose our thoughts and how we view the world around us. I encourage you to give this episode a listen if you’re feeling the pull to dive deeper and confront your own feelings that might be guiding you towards somethin ..read more
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Welcome to The Kim Kogane Show!
The Floating Experiment
by Kim Kogane
1y ago
Welcome to the very first episode of the Kim Kogane Show! We said goodbye to the Floating Experiment last time we chatted, and I’m excited for this new iteration of the podcast. Today I’m exploring why it is hard to be celebrated as I record this episode on my birthday. I’m spending time this summer exploring what it’s like to have more time and space to just be and letting go of the need to be productive 24/7.  I talk about how it’s important to be able to name what we want in order to be able to pursue what we truly desire. After a year of transition, I’m excited to dive even deeper and ..read more
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TFE 21 - Saying goodbye to the Floating Experiment
The Floating Experiment
by Kim Kogane
1y ago
In this episode, I check in with you and share what I've been up to these past few months. I also share that the podcast is going through some changes, and I will be saying goodbye to the Floating Experiment. The podcast will be back soon with a new name! The intention behind the podcast is still the same, and I hope to be even more candid with you sharing my journey while having the freedom to full express myself beyond the confines of the Floating Experiment. I hope you will continue to tune in. You will be able to listen to all the Floating Experiment episodes right here. They will all be l ..read more
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TFE 20 - Floating with Beth: Demystifying the visualization process and tips on how you can find your purpose
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1y ago
Today I talk to Beth Hewitt of Visualise You. Beth defines herself as a spiritual performance coach, using visualization techniques to help people to find their calling and to realize their soul’s purpose. She used to work in the corporate world but didn’t find satisfaction in her 9 to 5 life, and eventually she drew on her past experiences to launch her own business, marrying intuition and spirituality with wisdom from her corporate background.  Beth begins by talking about the approach she takes with each of her clients, which is highly individualized and tailored to each of their need ..read more
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TFE 19 - Floating with Maria: Exploring Creativity and Joy
The Floating Experiment
by Kim Kogane
1y ago
On this episode of The Floating Experiment, I interview Maria, a creativity guide and artist. She is the founder of The Philosopher’s Stem, where she draws out the latent creativity and sense of playfulness that we’ve stamped down inside our adult selves. When working with a client, she sets goals or deadlines to hold the person accountable and to give them motivation to pursue their creativity. She also provides positive feedback to highlight the most promising aspects of her clients’ work, to help them overcome their negative inner critic voices.  Together, Maria and I discuss the ins a ..read more
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TFE 18 - Floating with Helena Woods: Understanding Astrocartography
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by Kim Kogane
1y ago
Do you have an interest in astrology, but you have no idea where to begin? This episode is for you. I have the pleasure of hosting the amazing Helena Woods. She gives us a clear understanding of astrocartography and teaches us how to read a map/chart. Did you know that reading your chart can help you align with the energy you need to get to where you want to be? Helena will explain how different points on your map can guide you to achieve different things in life. She will use my chart as an example. If you would like to read your map, Helena recommends using astro.com. Traveling is not for ev ..read more
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