EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 20 MIN
9. Fill the Edges of Your Being
from More with Katie K · host Katie Kolenberg
I wasn't planning to record today. But something wanted to come through, and this is what arrived.Fresh back from Joshua Tree, one woman said something to me that made me burst into tears in a car: "You fill the edges of your being." This episode was born from that moment.We come into this world with limitless potential. Life buries it. Growth is the process of finding it again, of locating your edges, filling them, and discovering there's always more. More you. And for those of us standing at the threshold of midlife: we are not here to shrink. We're here to lead. To share our medicine. To take up more space, not less.Something big and new is coming in just a few days. It's my gift, my medicine, and it's what I needed when I needed it most. Join my email list to be the first to know.In this episode:The phrase that made me cry in a car in Joshua Tree, and what it revealed about growthWhy genius doesn't disappear, it gets buried, and what it takes to uncover itThe baggy tracksuit metaphor for what expansion actually feels like in the bodyWhy midlife is a rite of passage, not a disappearing actWhat it means to carry medicine and give it back to the world around youJoin the community: If this resonated and you feel called, the link to join my email list is below. Something big is dropping next week and you want to be there for it.Rate and subscribe: If you've been here since the beginning, thank you. I'm just getting started. Stay close to the fire.Links:DM me: @thekatiekway: https://instagram.com/thekatiekwayJoin my community: https://katiek.myflodesk.com/odi0xtqcc5Chapters:00:00 Intro01:11 What it Means to Fill your Edges06:21 Genius and the Limitless Potential10:06 Becoming More You11:53 The Tracksuit Metaphor13:28 Giving and Receiving the Medicine14:38 The Midlife Rite of Passage
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