Hi there,
I'm Kim and I'm happy you landed on this page.
Something I'd love to share with you is that I've been on a long journey to where I'm at now. Today, I'd say without hesitation that I am happy and content, energized, financially abundant, and in love with life. I age backwards, laugh easily, and live in full alignment with who I am.
But it wasn’t always this way.
In my early 30s, I was a Yale professor with a PhD in mathematics. My life looked extraordinary on paper: prestige, freedom, accomplishment. And yet, I often woke up lonely, wondering: Is this what success looks like, is this really it?
In my mid-30s, I pivoted into film producing in New York. The pace was a bit different from academia: for me it was exhilarating, the creativity boundless - but I was still chasing someone else’s timeline, someone else’s vision.
Outward success left no room for ME. My marriage ended, my health wavered, friendships slipped away. Beneath it all, I knew something had to change.
What I realized is this: a lot of people don’t lack success.
They lack sovereignty - the freedom to choose what to do whenever they want to do it, the freedom to choose from clarity and vision, not obligation.
That realization became my compass. I began weaving intellect with intuition, structure with freedom, power with softness. I started over, this time with my own vision in mind - and with that, I've got a life that feels better than anything I could have once imagined.
Now, I guide leaders, visionaries, and high-achievers through their own thresholds of identity, career, and purpose. To get the WHY right and level up from what’s real.
I believe we don’t have to choose between brilliance and joy, discipline and flow, achievement and aliveness. You get to have it all - unapologetically.
This is not about temporary reinvention. It's an identity reveal of who you truly are and meant to be.
It’s about returning to the life that was always yours to live.
May be you want to join this quest and in that case, I'd love to connect.
Either way, thank you for being here.
With love,
Kim
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