Here We Are
Katie Olson is a down-to-earth, adventurous, loving woman who thoroughly enjoys the finer things in life: nature, wellness, culture, travel, fresh food, yoga and community. Katie went to university for Global & Multicultural Studies and went on to become a Cultural Liaison.
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Alchemy (opens the original)
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I had the absolute joy of sitting down with one of my dearest friends, Anndrea, founder of Alchemy in Superior, Wisconsin. Anndrea and I found each other about six or seven years ago, and we've been thick as thieves ever since. We're opposite astrological signs, we think in similar ways, and we always arrive at the same conclusion through completely different paths. That's just us. She's a fearless entrepreneur, a liver of her truth, and honestly, one of the people I trust most in this world. We
Grief (opens the original)
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What does it actually look like to take full responsibility for yourself, every single day, even when it is uncomfortable. That is the question running underneath this whole conversation with Zach Campbell. I sat down with Zach at Duluth Creative Company for this one, and honestly, he is one of those people who just makes you want to show up more fully in your own life. Zach owns Owl Moon Mental Health here in downtown Duluth, where he and his team work with adults navigating trauma, addiction,
Slowness (opens the original)
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What happens when you actually ask your body to slow down. Not push through, not power past it, just slow down. This week it's just me. No guest, just a conversation with you about something I think about constantly in my work and in my own life: our relationship with busyness. I grew up like most of us did, taught to rush before I even understood what rushing was. An alarm clock at four years old. Hustle before I could tie my shoes. It took a head injury in my late twenties and months spent sit
Adapt (opens the original)
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Fourteen years ago I prayed for a friend who could hold my whole life across the world. India answered that prayer with Sal. Sal and I met on a terrace in Bangalore when I was studying abroad, and we played Jenga for six hours straight. She checked on me that first week when I was still catching my breath in a brand new country, and she never stopped showing up after that. Every time I land in India, she's the first call I make. Every time life gets hard there, she's the one who comes. This epis
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