The Momentum Experiment Podcast

Build momentum you can actually keep (on your own terms)
Hear practical insights, stories, and personal experiments about finding and keeping momentum.
Join Cat each Wednesday at 11 a.m. ET as she records her episodes live on YouTube. You can get an email reminder or subscribe to the live calendar. You can also subscribe to the YouTube channel so upcoming streams show up in your feed.
Latest Episodes
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When is it time to stop?
How do you decide when it’s time to stop a practice or commitment you’ve made? Today’s episode looks at signs it might be time and how to stop when the idea makes you uncomfortable. Plus, an update about the podcast….
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A closer look at external accountability
Maybe you’ve heard the advice to “use external accountability” to help you follow through more consistently. But what does that actually mean in practice? It comes in many forms, so today I’m sharing the spectrum of options for using external…
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Stop overcommitting yourself
If you take on too much at a time but don’t know how to stop doing it, you’re not alone. Being chronically overcommitted is not simply a time management issue. It can actually be more than one kind of roadblock….
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My creator dilemma: reach vs. alignment
After noticing some concerning patterns, I recently quit social media for a month. Although the decision was personal, there are professional impacts I can’t ignore. Today I’m sharing the changes I’ve experienced, what I’m still figuring out, and what’s next….
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Should you build habits with consistency or intensity?
Which is better when it comes to building habits? Taking an incremental approach or going all-in for a while? Today I’m comparing two approaches from the books Atomic Habits and Unhinged Habits. I’ll share the pros and cons for each…
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Follow-Through ≠ Personal Integrity
Does a failure to follow through on your own commitments mean you lack personal integrity? Some people think so. Today I’m sharing why that thinking is not only faulty, it’s harmful. What’s really happening when you have a pattern of…
