Kim Chambers overcame a paralyzing accident to become a professional marathon swimmer, becoming the first woman to swim from the Farallon Islands to the Golden Gate Bridge—nearly 30 miles; you can watch the documentary (“Kim Swims”) on Netflix.
Beyond her athletic achievements, Kim is also a survivor of breast cancer and domestic abuse. Remarkably, she’s only viewed these setbacks as opportunities for growth and transformation.
Kim hoped to expand her speaking career, empowering women of all ages to transform themselves via life’s challenges. However, she felt limited by being known only as a swimmer.
I worked with her to develop a personal brand that fully reflects who she is—honoring everything she has overcome, who she is today, and who she will undoubtedly continue to become.