"Kim helped me to focus and manifest my Yoga for Creativity idea into an effective and inspiring workshop for yoga teacher trainees. With Kim's support, I was able to complete my workshop plan, present it regionally, and offer it in the Yoga Teacher Training line up of a local program. This work also set me up with a framework to start a workbook to accompany my workshop. As a result, I’m noticing more confidence in my own ideas and voice, and an increased sense of personal empowerment to additional workshops on my own. I have a lot more confidence in my ability to select an inspired and meaningful idea to prototype and try out. I believe that these sessions and my work with Kim gave me confidence and strategies for identifying professional goals and creating intentional small steps toward manifesting them." ~ Tanja Bisesi, Yoga/Pilates practitioner, teacher, wellness lifestyle educator, and dance enthusiast |
"My experience of working with Kim was great. She helped me see myself from a new perspective and find language that fits my essence. Now I am incorporating this language in my workshops and emails, and am beginning to see connections that I can share with my audience. This session was the boost I needed to get going on this new phase of my branding.” ~ Sarah Whitten, Voice and Yoga Teacher |
"Before working with Kim, I was confused about which parts of my background story tied in with my coaching business. Our coaching session was a really deepening experience for me. Kim's intuitive guidance, gentle questions and master storytelling skills helped me to unravel the various threads of my multiple stories; then select just a few to weave into a coherent and relevant story. Kim also helped me to narrow down my audience and to remember the powerful influences that motivate me to do the work that I do. I highly recommend this process, especially for introverts who may find it difficult to share their true stories in a more visible way." ~ Mary McDowall, Creative Strategy Coach |
"Kim helped me to accept and love myself as a storyteller. Once that happened, I was so much better able to frame what I was writing as my story and to tell it as such. Something that shifted inside me shifted on the page." ~ Mary Jane Gandour, PhD, author of the memoir, Heart Work |