I have known Kim for over 20 years, in a number of different capacities. Kim is an extraordinary leader who somehow always gets the best out of people — finds the strengths and makes the weaknesses irrelevant, or finds ways to strengthen them.
It was a genuine pleasure to work with him, and the same can be said by everyone who's worked under him, and by his customers and partners.
Kim is a dear friend, a wonderful bridge builder, and a brilliant coach.
When I first started working with Kim almost two years ago, I found myself in a situation where I personally and professionally needed direction in my life. At that time, the only “meaning with life” I could find was rising on the corporate ladder. At the same time, I was not happy, and I felt a lot of guilt. I felt that I was missing out on priorities I felt deep down were more important than “climbing the ladder”... I was missing out on my identity.
After working with Kim, I’m confident to say that it gave me perspective, insights, and clarity to what I deep down knew were of more purpose, meaning, and joy. Kim has helped me identify, structure, envision, and overall have a path for my desired outcome — lean enough to change actions without ever steering away from your desired goal.
I’m a firm believer in having someone in your life you can talk to about the things that go on when it comes to habits, challenges, change, and chasing your dreams. Someone who’s not biased by knowing your history, but someone who can take in your words in the present moment and, based on their own personal experience mixed with theoretical knowledge, can help you get back on track and find the right direction.
I’ve had quite a few mentors, coaches, and advisors throughout my life, but never someone I’ve worked this closely with for two years. We meet every month, sometimes twice a month, and in a structured manner simply talk about what has happened since the last session and where we are now going forward
Kim does not give you “how to change your life in 10 minutes” advice — he gives you the clarity and path. So if you’re willing to put in the work it requires, I can honestly say you’ll get back on track.
Therefore, I would recommend everyone who finds themselves lost in life, with the feeling that they are not on the right path and, most importantly, unsure of the desired outcome of their life. Kim can help you, and this goes both on a micro and macro perspective.
I have been working with Kim for the last six months and would highly recommend him for those wanting to work with a versatile and innovative coach.
I have found him insightfully challenging, asking probing and difficult questions in a deceptively simple way - with a favourite question being 'do you know this or just think it to be true'?
He is flexible in approach and allows for free-style debate and thinking whilst ultimately bringing order and discipline to the work at hand. I have got a lot out of the work so far, and thoroughly enjoy the breadth of conversations and techniques for defining and progressing development goals.
If anyone is considering working with a coach I would encourage you to take Kim up on the offer of an introductory chat and find out more about his experience and process.
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My former manager Kim Moelholm has started his own coaching business, and I urge you to engage with him if you are looking for an excellent coach for your business or private life (or both). Kim has a great insight into how you find balance in your life, so you get the most out of it, for the benefit of your career, your family and yourself.
The coaching sessions with Kim were the best education I have ever got. I learned so many practical tools and methods which I still use today. His mindset and positivity after each session gives you inspiration and energy to attack whatever challenges you
I can only recommend Kim as a coach but also as a person in general. He guided me with absolute positivity and earned my trust with focus and goal-oriented advice. He is respectful and patient and a clear communicator on eye-level.
I always had the feeling that he has already been where I just recently was. He is really honest, not one of those coaches who just seem to be perfect humans and who seem to have always been successful. It is okay to talk about emotions with Kim.
After the first sessions I noticed that I can be brutally honest with Kim and hence, also with myself. This is how he could help me and how he made me appreciate uncertainty.
He did never tell me in detail what I would need to do but he re-organized and further equipped my toolbox to give me more options and more perspectives. He overwrote my typical programs I automatically activated in times like these. I can feel the change, it's great. You might want to feel this too.
Luckily I found Kim's website straight away when I needed support with my professional challenges. It was very easy to schedule the first call and build a connection to him so I could really be honest and vulnerable about myself. What I appreciated most was that the focus was always on me. He gave me sufficient room to explain, think, and question myself.
Nevertheless Kim knew when and how to ask the right questions to get me thinking and self-reflect or when to bring in his perspective and experience. There were a couple of "Aha" moments, that really stuck with me and from that moment on it was easy to come up with relevant actions myself in short time. I left each call with good notes but more importantly with confidence I'm on the right way and it's in my power to change things around.
Meeting weekly was for me a great way to stay focused on my path and try out what I've learned on the day to day. High recommendation to try it out yourself!