152: Quit Story: How to Know When to Quit Your Coaching Business to Start Something New (Kim Van)

EPISODE · Dec 14, 2023 · 1H 4M

152: Quit Story: How to Know When to Quit Your Coaching Business to Start Something New (Kim Van)

from EDIT HISTORY · host Cheryl Lau

I first connected with Kim online when we both started our coaching businesses several years ago. Since then, a lot has changed for both of us, but one of us has continued with coaching while the other has made a drastic pivot into an entirely different arena. Even though Kim was running a successful coaching business, she ultimately decided to stop coaching altogether to pursue another set of skills and passions. Today, she is an award-winning food blogger and content creator, and is well known for her Tik Tok videos where she recreates the best food from Vancouver's restaurant scene and Vietnamese food from her childhood. During the day, Kim happily works full-time in local government supporting the emergency and environmental needs of her community. With all that beind said… I am delighted to share that episode 152 of The Thought Leader Club Podcast (featuring Kim) is now available on iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube.   In this conversation, you'll hear about:   Why did Kim stop a coaching business and podcast that *was* working and signing clients? How Kim started and grew her food blog, Tik Tok account, and brand as a content creator The role that family and culture played in Kim's career trajectory and decisions Kim's honest thoughts on side hustling and quitting in the context of career; Everything that Kim has tried before And other fun conversations around learning to cook, cheese boards, and more!   Enjoy :)    P.S. And if you loved the episode, you can 1️) Leave a 5-star rating and an awesome review, and 2️) Share the episode on your social media   About Kim: Hey, this is Kim and she loves to eat! Kim is an award-winning food blogger and content creator from Vancouver, BC. She is the creator of "Hey Kim, Let's Eat!" where she recreates the best food from Vancouver's restaurant scene and Vietnamese food from her childhood. Her goal is to breakdown the secrets of restaurant food and show that yes, you can do it too! During the day, Kim happily works full-time in local government supporting the emergency and environmental needs of her community. Always ready to eat and up for a culinary adventure, her lifelong dream is to compete on the Food Network.   Connect with Kim: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@heykimletseat Website: https://heykimletseat.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heykimletseat/ YouTube: https://youtube.com/@heykimletseat?si=a85njEPlkXyAjvUa

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