"I learned enormous amount of great things from CBC"
After losing her daughter and navigating career changes through COVID, Mathilde joined CBC seeking business coaching tools. The program opened her eyes to new possibilities, leading her to pivot from business coaching to helping expat moms find happiness in their new homes.
7 years ago I lost my third child. She died inside my tummy and it was, off course, followed by a long period of grief but it also made me consider some of my life choices. After a while I quit my full time job and started up my own travel agency - it was the best decision ever to become self-employed. It gave me the opportunity to be with my living kids the way I wanted to be. However, covid hit and having a travel agency in covid time is not the best thing... So I transformed my experience of setting up my own business to a mentor business helping other moms to start their own business. Although, I found helping moms finding their purpose and starting up their own business rewarding, I found that I missed the ground set of knowledge to help them the way I wanted to. Therefore, I signed up for CBC to get that set of tools to help them the best. During the first weeks into the CBC I realized with Ajits sessions that the world was open to me. I can do whatever I want to, and help whoever I want to. So I have changed my niche, I am no longer helping moms setting up new business, I am helping expat moms to become more happy in their new postal code. I know, I have switched from a business coach arena to a more life coach arena, but that was I felt right to do. However, I still feel I learned enormous amount of great things from CBC and is now looking into joining Mindvalleys Life Coach certification as well. Thank you.
Mathilde Vinther-Larsen
Self-employed
Toronto, Canada
Written 20 April 2020 From our original stories site
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