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Quantum Copy Word Magic for the Moon Maven, Kady Romanguolo

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Nothing lights me up more than a client with a vision and Coach Kady (as her clients know her) is one of those humans. A bestselling Author, Coach and Real Estate powerhouse, Kady wanted to refine her vision, give herself some scope and “name the thing” that she does best.

With every multi-passionate polymath I’ve ever worked with we have to start with strategy and Kady definitely put my whiteboard to work. She loves (and uses) a lot of different tools in her Coaching. She’s trained in many different tools and, of course, wants to celebrate them all.

But, there was one thing that truly stood out with Kady, and it’s the thing she struggled the most to accept and take ownership of – her title.

Why is your title so important?

That little by-line tells us what you do and who you are.

Kady had worn multiple hats but none of them seemed to fit.

Until… Spiritual Business Coach.

The elephant in her room. The thing she was but struggled to claim.

How my Quantum Copy method helped

Using Quantum Copy Method, I worked with Kady to recognize the alignment inside of herself and within her clients in claiming this title and owning it. Once she did – magic took over and kablam! Her Coaching shifted into ultra-high gear.

Now, Kady is a sought-after Spiritual Business Coach who uses her multiple modalities to unlock, discover and empower her clients to new levels of success in her Moon Magic School.

I have had the pleasure of helping Kady define her title and her businesses as they have grown.

It may have started with a title but now it’s multiple websites, email funnels, titles, and teaching inside of her Moon School.

Word Magic met Moon Magic.

Crystal Adair-Benning

Crystal Adair-Benning is the Word Magician, Story Supercharger, Copywriter & Ghostwriter for rebels, misfits and world-changing humans. She is best known for being not known at all. A secret weapon amongst successful entrepreneurs who covet her Quantum Copy Method – combining the science of writing with the spirituality of creativity. A multiple NYTimes Bestselling ghostwriter and former highly sought-after luxury event planner, Crystal finds joy in being an Intuitive Creative digital nomad – free to explore the globe with her husband, dog and laptop.

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