Kim is strongly motivated and committed to care for people who can’t help themselves at home. Having suffered a debilitating stroke herself, she knows what it’s like to not be able to take care of everyday tasks. This experience propelled her into serving seniors, out of which grew a passion for people living with dementia. She is active in caregiver education, Care Options Network, and MASWA (Minneapolis Senior Workers Association). Kim has 3 children and enjoys volunteering for her church, spending time with friends, and blessing everyone she meets with her sense of humor. Kim lives in the Minneapolis/ St. Paul, Minnesota area where she is an AGE-u-cate® Training Institute Master Trainer.
Listen in as she shares her story and lessons on starting a business and transitioning out when it no longer worked for her.
You can reach Kim at Kim@AGEucate.com
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There was a time when I couldn't walk or talk after my stroke.
You need three times the capital to start and run a business.
If you don't have high self esteem it is hard to have others buy from you.
Don't start a business without support to advise you on your business.
Bad hires kept too long can influence the success of your business.
