"The support of this community made the journey not only about learning, but about remembering who I am"
Sheree stood at a threshold, knowing she was called to deeper purpose but uncertain how to step forward. Through the Mindvalley Coaching Certification, she didn't just learn techniques—she embodied the role of coach, remembered who she truly is, and now stands certified, grounded, and ready to walk alongside others in their transformations.
Before I started the Mindvalley Coaching Certification, I felt like I was standing at a threshold in my life. I knew I was being called into a deeper purpose, but I wasn’t clear on how to channel my experiences and gifts into something tangible. I had been through my own transformations, yet I felt uncertain about stepping into the role of a coach and truly being seen in that capacity.
The program met me exactly where I was. The combination of frameworks, live sessions, labs, and peer practice gave me both the tools and the confidence I needed. I didn’t just learn techniques, but I embodied the role of coach through real practice, connection, and feedback. There were moments of challenge that stretched me, but those became the very breakthroughs that showed me how powerful presence, listening, and holding space truly are. The support of this community made the journey not only about learning, but about remembering who I am.
And thanks to this program, I’m standing here now as a Certified Life Coach, I feel both grounded and inspired. This experience confirmed that coaching isn’t just something I do, it’s part of who I am. I feel ready to walk alongside others in their transformations with authenticity, compassion, and courage. I’m grateful for the tools, the community, and the expansion this journey has given me, and I’m excited for the path ahead.
Sheree Wilkerson
Transformation Coach
Atlanta, United States
Written 20 January 2020 From our original stories site
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