010 - Before coaching, Kari's life was "just fine".  She was recently divorced and learning to be the sole breadwinner and single mom. She worried about money, which impacted every decision she made.

Thankfully, Kari decided "just fine" wasn't enough for her. She wanted to have "an amazing second half of life".

Kari learned to balance structure with creativity, and increased the profits of her graphic design business by 50%. She improved the relationships in her life when she stopped people pleasing. She learned to trust the universe, and choose optimism at every turn.

Don't miss this heartwarming conversation that demonstrates the transformative power of coaching and the possibility of creating not just a thriving career, but a truly fulfilling life.

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Kari's Graphic Design Business: www.strangesister.com
Kari mentioned two authors she enjoyed reading during her transformation.
Pam Grout - Kari read Thank and Grow Rich, which is also one my favorite/most recommended books.
Gabby Bernstein - Her book The Universe Has Your Back is a great place to start. 

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