I am Jen Kitterman the Health Empowerment Coach. Answer who you think I serve. "I think you serve....."

I am William Blake, the Dyslexic Achievement Coach. Answer who you think I serve. "I think you serve....."

Truth.. I am throwing spaghetti on the wall to see what sticks... I am a recreational therapist, breakthrough facilitator, and vocal coach. I have spent the last 10 years focused on teaching people to sing and perform on stage. 90% of my students have been 8-18 yrs old. Audition coaching is one of my specialties especially teaching people to create an emotional arc to their story and songs, connecting with the audience at an emotional level and causing transformational impact. I have worked with over 20 women doing Therapeutic Vocal Sessions that include breakthrough and singing to release negative energy in the throat and heart chakras so they can speak their truth with confidence. This has led to them leaving unhealthy relationships, applying for jobs, auditioning for dream roles, and generally becoming more confident. I am currently the creator of Heart Centered Speaker Network and running weekly speaker practice. I am a concert keynote speaker and have presented my Original Keynote 5 steps to Overcoming Overwhelm 4 times... which is more of a fireside (think time out for women) that shares my original songs and stories but does not lead into sales for anything... (besides my song downloads) Though my vocal studio is thriving, I want to train entrepeneurs like authors, speakers, singers, and artist that not currently comfortable talking about their products to define their origin story help them create a 2 minute podcast audition and be comfortable being interviewed and confident about talking about who they are and what they do. I have been a guest on over 20 podcasts this year and have hosted over 100 episodes of various podcasts. With that information. What would you call me. Vote below or make a suggestion in the comments

I'm Jen Kitterman, the Health Empowerment Coach. What are your biggest struggles when it comes to nutrition and fitness?

I practiced not blinking and maintaining eye contact in my presentation today… but it was kinda funny bc my attendees were all looking at the screen or their notes as they were jotting stuff down furiously. So eye contact wasn’t too much of a thing. But I did connect with them individually by using their businesses as examples in explaining concepts. And because it was a small room many asked questions freely and these became teaching moments and great yes-and moments