Testimonials

Moira

I put my plan into action and I am now working in the job of my dreams and my photography business is going from strength to strength.

Kevin James

Kerry was with me every step of the way. She lifted and motivated me when I felt low, and challenged me to do more when my momentum waned. She was my greatest supporter, and encouraged me to keep going.

Sue Durnan

We planned the first steps of the journey, and then came the action. She was with me every step of the way.

Kate Deadman

Kerry helped me to assess what I wanted from the next phase of my career, and has given me the confidence to re-enter the interim world. We are now working on the adventure together, one step at a time…

Rhijuta Dahal

I was feeling overwhelmed and overworked due to the continuous pressure of workload since the start of the pandemic.

Robin Allerton

She supported my dream by imparting her knowledge, and even sharing her business connections. Importantly, she was also my critical friend and would challenge my ideas and plans to ensure they were right for me and the industry.

Kirsty David

My self-worth was at rock bottom. It was starting to affect me physically, and it was definitely affecting me mentally. I called it the "Sunday dreads".

Mohammed Rashid

The sessions we have together are informal and as frequent as I need. I'm not limited to a fixed number of sessions, and I can even pop her a WhatsApp if I have a quick question or an important update to share.

Natalie McKenna

The biggest success from working with Kerry on my career adventure came in the form of a promotion! I literally went from being ready to quit and run away, to being offered the job of my dreams within the same company I was ready to run away from!

Jag Briah

I'm still on my career adventure, so who knows what the future holds, but whatever comes my way, I know I'll get through it with Kerry's support and guidance.

Steve Bellew

I’m sure like many people who’ve had similar thoughts, I’d always allowed my doubts, the security of my existing role and perceived ‘blockers’ to get in the way of doing anything about it. That was until I met Kerry.

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