Meredith Kimmel Coaching, LLC

Meredith Kimmel Coaching, LLC Life is full of transformations. Many people are afraid of change.

By engaging in my coaching services, I will guide you through your transformation, so you are no longer afraid of change and you are able to live a happy, successful, and victorious life.

Have You Ever Wondered Why Success Doesn't Always Feel the Way You Thought It Would?We can spend years working toward so...
08/27/2026

Have You Ever Wondered Why Success Doesn't Always Feel the Way You Thought It Would?

We can spend years working toward something and feel incredibly proud when we achieve it. Yet sometimes, after the excitement settles, we discover that the accomplishment hasn't answered every question we thought it would.

That doesn't mean the achievement wasn't meaningful. It may simply mean that success and fulfillment aren't always the same thing.

As we move through different stages of our lives, our priorities evolve. The things that motivated us earlier in our careers may not be the same things that matter most today. We may begin thinking differently about our work, relationships, time, leadership, health, purpose, or what we want the next chapter of our lives to look like.
I think there is tremendous value in giving ourselves permission to explore those thoughts without immediately believing we need to make a major change.

I’m personally experiencing this right now and it is why I wrote my newest article, "Successful on Paper, but Something Is Missing: What Do You Do Next?" This article explores what may be underneath that feeling and some questions you can consider if you've experienced it yourself.

https://meredithkimmel.com/successful-on-paper-but-something-is-missing/

Sometimes we don't need an immediate answer. We need the space to ask a better question.

Sometimes the Question Isn't "What's Next?"We're often encouraged to think about what's next. What's the next goal? The ...
08/13/2026

Sometimes the Question Isn't "What's Next?"

We're often encouraged to think about what's next. What's the next goal? The next promotion? The next project? The next thing we want to accomplish?

There is nothing wrong with looking forward. Goals give us direction and something meaningful to work toward. Sometimes I think we become so focused on what's next that we forget to ask whether we still want what we're working toward. I'm personally at this point right now.

Our priorities change as we move through different stages of our careers and lives. Something that felt important five or ten years ago may not hold the same significance today. That doesn't diminish what we wanted then. It simply means we've grown.

Part of being the CEO of your life is allowing yourself to reconsider what success means to you now, rather than continuing to pursue a definition you created years ago.

That's one of the ideas behind my article, "Are You Leading Your Life or Simply Living It?"
You can read the article here: https://meredithkimmel.com/are-you-leading-your-life-or-simply-living-it/

As you think about where you are today, has your definition of success changed?

It's easy to spend an entire week taking care of what feels urgent.There are emails to answer, deadlines to meet, respon...
08/06/2026

It's easy to spend an entire week taking care of what feels urgent.
There are emails to answer, deadlines to meet, responsibilities to manage, and people counting on us. By the end of the week, we may have accomplished a great deal and still feel as though we haven't made progress on what matters most.

The important things in life often don't demand our attention in the same way. They wait patiently for us to make time for them. Whether it's a personal goal, a meaningful relationship, or simply taking time to reflect on where you're headed, those priorities require intention.

One of the questions I often ask is:
What is one important thing you've been meaning to make time for?

I explore this idea further in my article, "Are You Leading Your Life or Simply Living It?"
https://meredithkimmel.com/are-you-leading-your-life-or-simply-living-it/

What would happen if you gave yourself permission to pause?We're taught to keep moving.Finish the project.Meet the deadl...
07/30/2026

What would happen if you gave yourself permission to pause?
We're taught to keep moving.
Finish the project.
Meet the deadline.
Take care of everyone else.
Move on to the next thing.
Somewhere along the way, many of us begin believing that slowing down means we're falling behind.
I've found the opposite to be true.
Some of the most important decisions in our careers and our lives don't happen while we're rushing from one commitment to the next. They happen when we finally give ourselves enough quiet to hear our own thoughts.
That's one of the ideas I explore in my newest article, "Are You Leading Your Life or Simply Living It?"
If you haven't had a chance to read it yet, I'd love to know what resonates with you.

Read the article here: https://meredithkimmel.com/are-you-leading-your-life-or-simply-living-it/

Are You Leading Your Life or Simply Responding to It?Life has a way of filling our calendars before we even realize it.B...
07/23/2026

Are You Leading Your Life or Simply Responding to It?

Life has a way of filling our calendars before we even realize it.
Between work responsibilities, family commitments, and the unexpected events that seem to appear each week, it's easy to stay busy without ever stopping to ask an important question.

Am I intentionally creating the life I want, or am I simply reacting to everything that comes my way?

That question inspired my newest article and the framework I call CEO of Your Life.

Being the CEO of your life isn't about having all the answers or controlling every circumstance.

It's about making thoughtful decisions that align with your values, your goals, and the future you want to create.

I hope you'll take a few minutes to read the article, and if it resonates with you, I'd love to know what part spoke to you the most.

Read the full article here: https://meredithkimmel.com/are-you-leading-your-life-or-simply-living-it/

As always, thank you for being part of this community.

One of the biggest leadership lessons I've learned this year is that even the best plans sometimes need to change.I had ...
07/16/2026

One of the biggest leadership lessons I've learned this year is that even the best plans sometimes need to change.

I had every intention of continuing my content series this week, but life had other plans and required my attention elsewhere.

That doesn't mean the vision has changed. It simply means the timeline has.

Sometimes we need to give ourselves permission to adjust without feeling like we've failed.

Life isn't about executing every plan perfectly. It's about staying focused on what matters most while responding to what's in front of us with grace and intention.

I'll be back next week with the next article in my series.

Until then, I hope this serves as a reminder that changing your timeline doesn't mean changing your destination.

Wishing you a wonderful rest of the week.

Over the past year, one word has taken on a new meaning for me:Courage.Many people think courage is about making one bol...
07/09/2026

Over the past year, one word has taken on a new meaning for me:
Courage.

Many people think courage is about making one bold decision.

My experience was different.

It was choosing to take the next step.

Then the next one.

And then the one after that.

Building a new home, selling the home I had lived in for more than 20 years, relocating, and continuing to run my coaching business didn't happen because everything unfolded perfectly.

It happened because I stayed committed to the vision and continued moving forward even when unexpected challenges arose.

One lesson I'll carry with me is this:
Courage isn't about having every answer. It's about trusting yourself enough to take the next step.

Where is courage calling you today?

As we prepare to celebrate Independence Day, I've been reflecting on what freedom means beyond the history we honor each...
07/02/2026

As we prepare to celebrate Independence Day, I've been reflecting on what freedom means beyond the history we honor each year.

For me, freedom is also deeply personal.

It's the freedom to make intentional choices.

It's having the courage to pursue work that aligns with your values.

It's creating a life that reflects who you are today, not who you were years ago.

Over the past year, I've been reminded that some of the most meaningful changes in life begin with one decision to move toward something better.

As our nation marks its 250th anniversary, I'm grateful for the opportunity to reflect on the freedoms we celebrate and the choices we each have to create successful careers and fulfilling lives.

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, relaxing, and meaningful Fourth of July weekend!

One of the biggest lessons I learned during my recent life transition was this: Organization creates peace of mind.Whil...
06/25/2026

One of the biggest lessons I learned during my recent life transition was this: Organization creates peace of mind.

While building a new home, selling my longtime home, relocating, and continuing to run my coaching business, there were countless details to manage.

At one point, I realized I had become the project manager of my own life.

A yellow legal pad and a simple filing system helped me keep everything organized and moving forward.

I recently shared more of the lessons this experience taught me about leadership, planning, and navigating change.

Read the blog here: https://meredithkimmel.com/project-manager-of-my-own-life/

What helps you stay organized during busy seasons of life?

One lesson I've learned through major life transitions is this:Certainty and clarity are not the same thing.You can be c...
06/18/2026

One lesson I've learned through major life transitions is this:
Certainty and clarity are not the same thing.

You can be certain about where you're headed without knowing exactly how every detail will unfold.

That realization helped me tremendously over the past year.

I didn't have all the answers.

But I trusted myself to navigate what came next.

Sometimes that's enough.

I recently shared more of this story on my blog:
https://meredithkimmel.com/building-a-new-life/

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