I can’t remember exactly when I discovered Cath Duncan online, but I do remember that I felt almost immediately drawn in by her warmth and willingness to put herself out there in a genuine way. Cath is a qualified and experienced Social Worker, Neuro-linguistic Psychology Master Practitioner and Martha Beck Life Coach who helps entrepreneurs and professionals to get more of the 4 M’s in their work and beyond; Motivation, Mastery, Meaning and Money.
This past year, I’ve felt even more drawn to Cath as she shared parts of her journey through pregnancy and then the loss of her baby girl. I had a wonderful conversation with Cath for this interview as she talks about that journey and how she’s still learning lessons about letting go of the ground. She shares deeply about both brokenness and hope. And if you occasionally see a look of pain cross my face, it’s because the conversation brought back strong memories of my own loss.
I look forward to sharing the rest of this incredible conversation with the release of “Let go of the Ground – the e-course.”
Another great story with a powerful message.
Cath your incredible bravery and honesty in dealing with your losses is really inspirational. There are still traces of South Africa, not only in your accent, but in your amazing spirit and ability to adapt to traumatic change. Sending you lots of love from sunny South Africa.
Tracy, I just had a look at your website and thought, “Wow, this woman’s a total (s)hero!” Talk about courage and inspiration! 🙂
Thanks Tracy! And I agree with Cath – I visited your site and thought the same thing. You are living with courage and offering the gift of yourself to the world. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind words, Tracy – and I especially love that your love is winging it’s way over from sunny South Africa 🙂
Big love,
Cath
Heather – Thank you so much for helping Cath share her story. She is such a beautiful soul. So brave. So vulnerable, which, as you noted, can’t exist without an amazing strength. She truly is a Steel Magnolia.
Cath – I love you more each time I read something you wrote or hear you speak. I wish I could reach through the computer and give you a hug that just goes on forever.
Love and light to you both,
Kellie