Author: Kim Hermanson

DALL·E 2024 12 07 14.52.18 A minimalistic and colorful image of a fish tank with a subtle focus on both the environment (sand, seaweed, and water) and the fish within it. The de

Shifting your focus: Discovering the wisdom in the unseen

As a coach and educator, my work is to reveal the wisdom that lies in the spaces we can’t see. Creative breakthroughs happen when we perceive the wisdom that lies outside of our ordinary ways of looking. In Gestalt psychology, there is a concept called ‘figure’ and ‘ground.’ Westerners tend to see figure and have…

The magic of being ‘smaller’: Finding clarity and strength in simplicity
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The magic of being ‘smaller’: Finding clarity and strength in simplicity

Sometimes we need to be smaller in the world… so we can connect with ourselves in a deeper way. What does being smaller mean for you? Smaller may mean understanding that you can’t help everyone. It may mean giving yourself permission to do less, letting go of the pressure to solve every problem or meet…

Creating space for change
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Creating space for change

Transformation doesn’t happen in crowded, cluttered environments—whether in our minds, our lives, or the world around us. Space is what allows new ideas, perspectives, and actions to emerge. During my graduate studies, I discovered just how critical space is for learning and growth. One striking example is the role black churches played during the civil…

Why you don’t need to have all your ducks in a row to succeed
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Why you don’t need to have all your ducks in a row to succeed

No, you don’t need to have all your ducks in a row. Many of my clients believe they need everything perfectly aligned before launching a new project or program. But they don’t. In fact, waiting for perfection often leads to feeling stuck, delaying the growth they’re seeking. Instead, try this approach: Let the situation show…

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