Kim Masters
Kim looks at money in a slightly different way, she combines her 25 years accounting experience in Johannesburg and London (RPM, BBC World Service, Priestman Goode, Brand Brewery) with her passion for health and wellbeing, in particular how people relate to money, both physically and emotionally.
While she has studied Reiki and massage, she is also self taught in many other types of healing, all of which have shown her that there is a better way to live, other than in the constant rat race that most of us find ourselves trapped in.
Through personal experience, Kim has learnt that it is not enough to just help people with the practical side of money, such as budgeting, saving, and cost control; the mental and emotional side of money needs just as much care and attention. A lot of the time our lives are run by our subconscious , which is why so many people struggle with money, through her work, Kim helps you to tap into the subconscious part of the brain, this can help improve creativity, intuition, and decision making.
Kim started Make Peace With Money because of her personal experience with money.
In 2010, Kim collapsed whilst getting off a plane from South Africa, she was rushed to hospital and diagnosed with two blood clots to her lungs. This meant she could not work for at least a year, which used up any savings she had. Kim and her husband were getting back on track, when her husband had a mental breakdown, which meant he has been unable to work since 2016.
Kim understands what it is to struggle financially, and has learnt many skills that have helped her to become more resilient in the face of money stress. These are skills she now wants to pass on to you via Make Peace With Money. Most importantly, her experience means that Kim will work with you in a non judgemental way.
Kim has presented her talks and Make Peace With Money Programme to Hounslow Council, Broxsbourne Council, London School of Science & Technology, and Planesaver Credit Union. She is also partnered with CPG Executive, where her Make Peace With Money programme will help small business owners across the country.