Kim Zoller
Kim is committed to driving change that positively affects people and business results. Her strength is her ability to understand her clients needs + deliver sustainable solutions in an easily applicable format through real stories and experiences.
Throughout the years, Kim has been featured on CNN, CNBC, The New York Times, Forbes; her client roster includes notable clients such as Texas Instruments, Capgemini, World Bank Group, Vans, Mattel, GameStop, Fujitsu, Microsoft, American Airlines, Johnson & Johnson, and Rosewood Hotels among others. Kim is also a contributor to Undergraduate, MBA & Law School programs at a variety of universities, which include UTD, Columbia, UT, SMU, and TCU. She’s the author of three leadership and development books and is currently working on another book focusing on creating exceptional cultures.
Been a while since i first go to constellations i think that was 2019
when i just broke up and felt absolutely devastated my friend Laura invited me to go with her to Michelle constellations.
The group started one by one to introduce themselves and it look for me like
Hi i am Mike and i am an alcoholic, or hi im Nancy i am a drug addict - as u always watch at the movies
:joy::joy::joy:
After a while Michelle was asking me
what do you Feel ?
And i start answer what i think :thought_balloon: and my thoughts was i don’t know what i am doing here :joy:
I don’t remember what the question was about or what context’s but from that day till now on i know the difference beetween what i feel and what i think :heart:.
Yesterday was a huge reflection on all the work i’ve done on self-growth and self-love. I was able to observe the changes - in my life
and how different i look at the things how quiet and patience i became.
Love to be surrounded by such people like you @Michelle Blecher :heart::heart::heart::heart:
Veronica Radkevich
Hello Michelle. Thank You for the wonderful gift of family constellations at the Tony Robbins spiritual event. I encountered my maternal grandmother at your event. She passed away years ago. She helped me with my small child who has some extra needs. She taught me so much and asked me to connect with her family who I don’t know. She was not involved with us in her life due to her issues with my very distorted mother.
Since Mexico I had a beautiful conversation with my mother who did not raise her children. My grandparents traumatized my mother unintentionally through putting her in “the best” Austrian boarding schools at age 8 years old where she experienced abandonment and trauma. They were trying to be good parents and didn’t understand my mom’s special needs. I had no idea what my mom had gone through. My son who is 9 years old is alive in a time where kids like him have lots of help. When I parent him properly and listen to his specialists, we can break a bad cycle. I know he will have a family one day. I’ve been invited by my grandmother to connect with family all over the world through this. It’s been fun. It’s making me better for all of us. Thank You for the deep work.
Jenny Allen, AZ
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