Hi! It’s Kim Bunting here and well, I’m not good at talking about myself. I prefer to listen about others but here we go.

I’m a mother, a step mum, a wife, daughter, step daughter, a sister, step sister, a friend, a business owner, as well as a certified Life Coach, Adventures in Wisdom Coach, and a Plan it Youth Mentor. I know it sounds a lot but this seems to be life these days, full of different roles we play and masks we wear. As a mother this is expected, that you are the master of many things, you have knowledge about everything and you are the backbone of the family so I guess if I’m being honest I think I do this well and have shown unlimited strength when faced with these challenges.

My children have now grown into fine young adults who I’m extremely proud of and when I look at what we have been through as a family I’m also proud of myself for keeping it altogether and helping create these beautiful human beings. My family is everything and it hasn’t been easy, or smooth sailing, there have been ups and downs, hurdles and even mountains at times to overcome, but I consider all these as a normal family life journey and it’s from these experiences that have given me the knowledge and expertise to help others on their journey.  

I realise the importance of a life coach, a mentor or someone to guide people and children specifically, to see what is possible. In today’s society, there are too many negative effects and we lose our way. People become too busy making ends meet and the teachers already have too much to cover in their short day. We need to be encouraging our children to dream, set goals and just feel like life is for living. Kids need to know that we are all different and that’s okay. They need to know that everyone has their own problems and issues that they deal with daily. They need to understand how they deal with these events will either make them successful or make them a victim.

Therefore, I’m now on my new journey of coaching and mentoring children to see that things are possible if they have the right mindset, attitude, and the skills necessary to cope with life, they can achieve anything, be anything and survive anything. Just as my children have and many more before them. And remember that,

“With Kim, anything is Possible”