Kim talks with her friend, Jaime Karpovich to talk about why we play small, how it has come up in our lives and what starting over for both of us has looked like. 

Jamie is known for her TV show, Save the Kales, since then she has made a great impact on LGBTQ community and women empowerment.  

Kim talks about the year she went Soberish* and what is up next for her.  

*I say this with most (if not all) of my episodes, please consult with a licensed physician for your medical and health needs.  I share from my experience and I have also consulted with licensed physicians for my needs. 

Kim talks about the common phrase 'misery loves company' and how that is not a great combo with a big life transition. Relatability Loves Company could be a very positive healing experience to attract in your life. 

Kim talks about an exercise that has been serving her and is helping reduce depression without going on medication.  

Kim talks about 4 lessons she learned from 4 big life transitions she went through. 

Kim talks about the tagline she ends every podcast with,
'Much love today, tomorrow and I'll see you guys soon'.  

Kim talks about the importance of who to turn with big life transitions.  It sets the tone of the course of your life's path. 

Kim talks about how she is rising up for herself to meet that suitor one day and how it's benefiting all aspects of her life.  

I wanted to get inside a comedian's mind.  Ever since Robin Williams passing, I have been very intrigued as to why comedians are considered a depressing profession.  How could that be? They are bringing people to the highest emotional scale, Joy.  Yet, they are at the lowest emotional scale most days, grief/despair/depression.  This is very conflicting and I wanted to talk about it more. 

I had the opportunity to talk to local Lehigh Valley comedian, Tyler Rothrock on this and I am very grateful for what he shared with us.  

To see more from Tyler ... head over to Tyler Rothrock on all social media channels and check out his upcoming show at Steelstacks in Bethlehem, November 2, 2019.  

An open talk about a few things I have been noticing about myself and taking action on to work on. I have gotten a lot of advice in this season of my life.  One of them is, "take this time to better yourself". Noted. Doing it and sharing it in this episode.

I can't wait to sit down and talk with you about this episode.