by Kimberley Lee | Jan 10, 2020 | business, Communication, Counselling, Life Guide, Performance, Therapy, Wellbeing
I’ve never been one for setting new year resolutions. I find them anxiety provoking more than motivating. But I have set myself a guiding principle I will continue to carry with me beyond 2020. Once the initial ‘choice paralysis’ subsided, the joy of being in a unique...
by Kimberley Lee | Nov 9, 2019 | business, Communication, Counselling, Wellbeing
Life has shifted me into a massively transformational time over the past six months. And I love being in this growth phase. I’m a month away from being a qualified Counsellor, six weeks away from becoming a certified meditation teacher and one week away from starting...
by Kimberley Lee | Jul 2, 2019 | BRAND PR SOCIAL, business, Communication, Freelance, Wellbeing
Here’s an excerpt from my interview with Hao Nguyen from Balance the Grind. You can read the full piece and interviews with other people over on the site. What is your current role and what does it entail on a day to day basis? Currently in my business, I’m in...
by Kimberley Lee | Sep 29, 2018 | Brand, business, Communication, Social Media
Keeping up with social media changes, trends, features and functions can be an overwhelming task as user behaviour shifts, platforms transform and new technologies evolve. Identifying and understanding how social media can add value to your business has always been at...
by Kimberley Lee | Jul 31, 2018 | Communication, Counselling, Therapy, Wellbeing
Effective communication and connectedness requires engaged, empathic listening to gain a deep understanding of the other. But how often do you apply this process to listening to yourself? Have you thought about how your own self – your thoughts, beliefs,...
by Kimberley Lee | Apr 18, 2018 | Communication, Therapy, Wellbeing
I’ve always been so interested in human behaviour since my sociology and communications studies at uni, and perhaps even before then as a school kid who thought it so oddly fascinating the year seemed to naturally split into identity defined groups – The...
