Gardenvale, Victoria
www.totalbalance.com.au
Kate James’ established a boutique consultancy specialising in work life balance in 2002. As well as helping
her clients find work that they love, Kate is committed to ensuring her clients understand what work life balance
means to them so that they can create lives that include time for all of the things that they enjoy.
Kate also provides individual and group meditation tuition and is the author of the meditation CD ‘Essence of
Calm’. Kate is quoted regularly in the media as an expert in the field of work life balance and is sought after
by corporations as a facilitator of work life balance seminars.
Kate is a member of ICF and is one of a handful of coaches in Australia to have a PCC accreditation.
Kate's memorable quote
"Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are
doing, you will be successful." Albert Schweitzer
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