Kimberly Janowiak
Life and accountability coach for women over 50 in Indiana
| Hourly rate range | $100 to $170 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Purpose and directionLife transitionsConfidence and self-esteemMindset and habitsGoal setting and accountabilityCareer changeCareer clarity and purpose |
| Works with | Women and Parents |
| Also coaches | Career coach |
| Based in | Indiana, United States |
| Practice | Where Do I Go From Here |
Kimberly Janowiak is a life and accountability coach in Indiana who helps women over 50 choose a new direction in life or work. She calls herself the "what do I want now" coach. Her practice is named Where Do I Go From Here. She builds a growth mindset with clients, uses creative thinking, and sets up strategic plans so real options can take shape. Her clients are also moms and empty nesters.
What Kimberly helps with
Kimberly works with women over 50 who want a change in direction in life or career and are not sure what comes next.
- Deciding what to do next after 50
- Changing direction in life or career
- Defining a path that is not yet clear
- Setting dreams and goals
- Building confidence as a woman over 50
- Turning ideas into a strategic plan
Who Kimberly works with
Kimberly coaches women over 50 who want a change in direction in their lives or careers. Her listing also names moms and empty nesters. Her clients are often at a point where the next step is not defined yet and they want to find it.
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She focuses on women over 50 who are asking what they want now and where to go from here.
Best for women over 50 who want a new direction in life or career and need help finding it.
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How much does Kimberly Janowiak charge?
Coaching with Kimberly runs $100 to $170 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Kimberly Janowiak help with?
Kimberly Janowiak helps with deciding what to do next after 50, changing direction in life or career, defining a path that is not yet clear and setting dreams and goals.
Who does Kimberly Janowiak coach?
Kimberly coaches women over 50 who want a change in direction in their lives or careers. Her listing also names moms and empty nesters.
How do I contact Kimberly Janowiak?
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