We asked some brilliant folks to tell us about the best advice they’ve ever given to a client and have highlighted some of the responses below.

Shakeia Brodie

As a therapist I don’t give advice however there is one thing that I believe is important and I tell clients, family, friends, strangers, and my social media following to implement- Make yourself a priority. So often people are so busy caring and doing for others that they neglect themselves in the process. This is not always intentional and before you know it, it’s been days or weeks since you truly took time for yourself. Read more>>

Stevie and Will Winsborrow

At Khronology we don’t believe in extremes, We don’t use fad diets or cookie cutter programs. We tailor each client’s plan to what works for them. We believe in “The Middle Way”. In the fitness and nutrition field, that looks like making sure you do healthy things MOST of the time, but not taking it to extremes. Read more>>

Artésia Price

Most of the advice that I give to clients comes from my personal life experiences. At this stage in my professional life, it is rare that I am reaching back into a textbook and giving clients theories and frameworks. To be honest, I believe that my lived experiences are what motivate me to be the best therapist I can be. With that, I would have to say that the best advice I’ve ever given to a client is: People do better when they can. Read more>>

Binamrata Bhandari

I refrain from giving advices because I believe we all know the advice we need in our core. As a coach, I guide my clients to reconnect back with themselves so they can listen to their intuition and follow their inner guidance. Read more>>

Fany ARIAS

The most impactful advice I’ve given as a manifestation coach centers on the power of choosing your thoughts intentionally. Your thoughts shape your reality, and changing just one thought can spark profound changes. Read more>>

Ashley Bourbeau

That even our “mistakes” in life are not really mistakes. If we never went through XYZ difficult experiences or awful situations we helped put ourselves in, we would never learn those important lessons and be forced to alter course in some way. It’s hard to hear while you’re really going through it, but looking back, had you not learned this hard lesson now, you may not have avoided an even worse version of this pattern later on. It only requires this change in perspective to increase awareness, change your situation, and even open doors to opportunities in other parts of your life. Read more>>