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Kas Baker
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Mindvalley Certified Business Coach

"I’ve already been recommended as a coach. The experience has shifted my perception of what’s possible"

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Kas went from laughing off the idea of becoming a business coach to being recommended as one before even launching. The program helped validate skills they never recognized and revealed a clear path forward during a major life transition.

Before I started the Mindvalley Business Coaching and Consultant Program, I was feeling lost, overwhelmed, and unsure of my next steps. I had never even considered becoming a business coach; I was just helping a friend with her business when she suggested that I should consider coaching. I laughed it off at the time because it didn’t seem like something I could do. But as a Mindvalley member, I saw an ad for the program right when I was in the middle of a major life transition. Not knowing what else to do, I decided to give it a try, hoping it might help me figure out my path forward.

Halfway through the program, my partner had to undergo an unexpected surgery, which forced me to pause. Despite this, the program’s flexibility allowed me to catch up when I was ready. Taking this program helped me affirm and build upon the skills I had never validated. Now, even though I haven’t officially launched my coaching business, I’ve already been recommended as a coach. The experience has shifted my perception of what’s possible and given me a clear path forward that aligns with how I want to contribute to others, my skillset, and the work-life balance I desire.


Kas Baker

Entrepreneur

Vancouver, Canada

Grow Your Business
Overcome Anxiety & Stress
Build a Coaching Business
Heal a Relationship

Written 19 January 2020 From our original stories site

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