Have you been diagnosed
with breast cancer and
decided it’s finally time to:
Love yourself like never before?
Live more fully than you ever have?
Create a life you adore, with the right
kinds of people and work?
If so, you and I share this diagnosis and these important priorities — and I’m devoted to giving you inspiration and ideas for bringing your dreams to life.
Hi, I’m Kristen Carter. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008 and again in 2018. The second diagnosis was much more serious, and once the urgent treatment phase had passed, I made some big life changes.
No longer did I want to:
- Spend time with people who drained my energy
- Waste as much precious time as I used to
- Do work that didn’t feel meaningful
- Take myself and this beautiful life for granted
I used the coaching tools I’d taught clients for more than ten years and the impact has been profound.
I now absolutely love my life and myself and am happy with where I am and what I do. No matter what happens in the future, I will feel fulfilled and without regrets.
I want the same for you.
If you do, too, here are three things you can start with right now.
- Download my free eBook, “Surfing Life’s Tidal Waves.” It will help you navigate the four phases of a life-altering experience: the initial shock, regaining your balance, determining your top priorities, and living well no matter what.
- Surf the blog for tips and tools for navigating this crazy phase of your life.
- Get in touch! If you’d like to work with me one-on-one, I coach a small handful of clients personally.
No matter what you decide to do, welcome to this loving space and all the best for your health and your life.
xo Kristen
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