Podcast Episodes

Kim shares how her infrastructure and body building perspective by uplifting herself with her words, creating a meditative space, nutritional intake with food & beverages, physical movement, and so much more are helping her during these times. She continues by making us aware, this positioning leverages her to be more focused and sustained when real life happens. Kim conveys how important it is for her to know ‘what am I built on’ (as her foundation) and ‘what am I built with’, and she articulat...

Kim speaks about ‘body building’ from a perspective where holistic muscle mass is sustaining her for real-time moments. She gives us a verbal illustration, as she demonstrates how she visually creates a multidimensional ‘bridge of transition’ which helps her navigate through life. This is inspired by her experiencing loss of life with her loved ones. Kim conveys this as merely being one way for her ability to be sustained and thrive during these times. She also makes us aware that she’s curating...

Sometimes we count ourselves out of things, having missed opportunities because we believed we weren’t ready, or we weren’t enough. Kim tells us how saying ‘yes’ to showing up, and being used to accomplish ‘a thing’, translates into her ‘ready’ already being equipped enough to be ready for God’s use. She continues, making us aware, her ‘yes’ also keeps her relevant with God, for the people. Cooperation and participation are credited by Kim as necessary components for her journey to be effective....

Kim shares how being deliberate to respect your moments with yourself and other people, converts into celebrating yourself and other people. She qualifies this mindset approach as a propelled factor for dismantling mere toleration for us and others. Kim’s articulation of her personal experiences shows us how she believes positioning and leveraging this mindset nurtured her mental health.




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Kim verbally demonstrates how being caretakers of our visions, dreams, and ideas which are waiting to be released by us, propels us for our next best… Kim uses her personal experience, identifying everything she needs to progress her life is already within her. She uses her analogy, similar to a premature birthing, explaining a process for monitoring the development of our ideas as they’re released. Kim also conveys how we’re positioning ourselves as shareholders, coexisting amongst a world of o...

Kim uses her personal life experience to highlight examples of what healing and hiding looks like, even from a simultaneous perspective. She optimizes this by also sharing how she prioritizes herself to be better for her, while also being better with ‘them’. Kim shows us that we can satisfy ourselves with our own conclusions, living healthy from our mental health decisions regarding our lifestyles. Benefitting from being better.
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Kim delivers us a ‘Wake ME Up Call’. This BAC (Brief Audio Clip) is meant to remind, activate, and ignite YOU. It’s your jumpstart, your boost, your reboot to get YOU repositioned, and leveraging YOU for WHATEVER it is YOU should BE. If this resonates with you, stay locked and loaded with Kim at kimenhances.com - Kim’s online Shopify store, and at Beingmedaily.com - where Kim is curating space to represent her multidimensional living. Kim reminds us that everything is not for everyone, and her c...

Kim gives us a verbal illustration of our endurance through lifelong and generational misses, articulating that we have been mishandled, misused, and mistreated. In short, she tells us that we’re equipped to leverage ourselves from our pain, by choosing to live better instead of bitter. Kim uncovers a provoking perspective, presenting our destiny to us with the option for choosing not to live offended, when we choose to live victoriously instead.
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Kim optimizes the pandemic as a reason for many of us believing our normalcy was hijacked. She gives us 5 ways to recover and retain normalcy, making us aware of how significant it is to create our own healthy boundaries. Kim credits this for her being liberated vs hindered, as she shares her mindset for believing our normalcy is in our peace, and our peace is in our perspective. Lastly highlighted, Kim profoundly speaks about how she embraced her mindset to expect the unexpected, which she clar...

Kim speaks to us about the societal pulse where we have bought into a need to be the best or amongst the best, keeping us within a cycle of perpetual competitiveness (internally and externally). Kim continues by sharing how she optimizes and positions herself for what spaces are better suited for her where healthy leveraging is the ultimate goal. She shows us how strategically positioned mediocrity is, because of what it’s able to expose for us.
Kim makes us aware, she's working on her 2nd E-Boo...

Brief Audio Clip (BAC): This is a quick pop-up audio clip to provoke a thought. You get to hear a few seconds of my reckoning. The back-story without being said is: Coexistence means I can be full and hungry at the same time, according to Philippians 4:12, which is not settling, it’s exhibiting being multidimensional having the capacity to bear both personas simultaneously. beingmedaily.com

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Brief Audio Clip (BAC): This is a quick pop-up audio clip to provoke a thought. You get to hear a few seconds of my reckoning. The back-story without being said is: My mind is equipped to think about a multitude of ideas where I believe in the possibilities of what I visualize. I’m equipped to position my imaginations and leverage them as realizations. Beingmedaily.com

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Kim bluntly speaks about the importance of leadership roles providing clarity (as much as humanly possible) by making their people aware there are voids within the information they're providing. She continues, cautioning that, many listeners and hearers are holding on to each and every word being submitted. Therefore, the responsibility resides with the communicator to proceed with being mindful that people are misled when the delivery is presented as though it was delivered by a god (with a sma...

Kim optimizes blended living vs. balanced living within a perspective for the inclusivity of structure and spontaneity. She references coexistence, asking for us to take a look and determine what serves us well or hinders us. Her discussion enlightens us to know, she believes being authentic is a process, and giving grace to yourself is necessary to figure things out. Kim shares explicit analogies to convey her reasons for believing, a mindset shift is necessary when you find yourself revisiting...

Kim invites you to consider living a blended life instead of a balanced life, unless you’re a juggler or you like walking on a tight rope. She gives verbal demonstrations of how renewing her mindset to live a blended life removed the unease from the nervous anxious energy she was feeling. The sense of urgency with an unsafe connotation was what she describes as her wanting to be rid of. She credits her implementation of this new lifestyle, transforming her life, where she now equates urgency wit...

Kim references our individual authenticity as being a process. She speaks about us living within an opportune time to re-write our framework for what our authenticity looks and feels like. With her identifying our apparent societal tension that's being experienced amongst individual and groups of people, she believes many of us are overwhelmed with doing our best to 'hold it together'. Kim stresses the importance of us showing up in our spaces and exhibiting our truth in the real-time moments vs...

Kim reveals how identifying past behaviors helped her to realize she was not being authentic for herself. She began optimizing how she had abandoned herself by placing her support and celebrations of others in front of her. This is something Kim submits to us as a need to be self-aware, making sure we’re not risking our identity when we’re immersed in supporting others. Realizing the need for a transition to take place, Kim began prioritizing herself and implementing healthy boundaries where she...

Kim reveals in depth conversation, where she didn't embrace the skin she's in, equated to being homeless. She says, "you don't have to live in the street, under a bridge, or be displaced from a brick and mortar structure, to be homeless". Kim credits having 'the disease to please others' mindset, with prohibiting her from celebrating herself. This heartfelt discussion unpacks the previous framework of Kim's life. She lived without embracing or embodying her 'as is', authenticity, self-acceptance...

Kim tells us about how taking on the mindset to embrace living with self-doubt was instrumental in building her confidence. She explained that being realistic to know, since she’s not positioned to say she will never have to deal with self-doubt for the rest of her life, she has learned to appreciate her coexistence with it. Kim does a verbal demonstration, and she tells her personal story of how her self-talk hindered her progression. She then learned how necessary it was to be honest about the...

This episode is packed with Kim's illustration making us aware, we're capable of being cradled by our conditions. She tells us how her experience(s) with this happening, has left her feeling bad from the loss of loved ones, and during pandemic mishaps. Kim shared examples of how her demeanor during these times resulted in her self-talk bringing her down. She identified the need for her to flip the script by speaking better serving words to herself, resulting in her being uplifted, encouraged, aw...

Kim uses the illustration of a baby being born, growing, and meeting the expected milestones within their lives, as she compares these milestones of a child with specific points of an adults' life transitions or lack thereof. She continues by making us aware that, these milestones of a child are checked on throughout the development process. Kim says, once it's been identified by the designated caregivers (the villagers) that certain milestones haven't been met, a plan of action is put into plac...

Kim starts by making us aware, she’s been awakened to believe we are ‘Purpose’. She then captures Googles definition for purpose, and she takes us on her personal journey, using her childhood dance recollections and her family fishing adventures, to optimize why she believes we are purpose. Kim’s analogies draw you in to where her perspective about us all being purpose becomes very apparent. She nears her ending with telling us that believing we are purpose diffuses the complexity of us trying t...

Kim entices our mindset by making us aware, ‘we are the ROI’. Simply put, we are the return on our investment. She acknowledges falling short sometimes when her humanity deflects what’s a good fit for her, but then her ‘big girl’ self-talks reposition her for engagement and investing in her personal growth. Kim’s honesty builds our awareness of actuality, to help with giving us a clear understanding for our required embodiment of being our own ROI. She tells her story of becoming her own 1st res...

Kim tells us how our perceptions and perspectives play an integral role with our belief system. She makes us aware that embracing alterations will be necessary throughout our lifetime because it will help our evolution and extend us from our zone of comfort. Kim equates our personal development with the timely process of a grape transitioning into fine wine. She continues, as she makes us aware that the endurance is required for the transitional phases that both must experience. Kim leaves us wi...