About

Kia ora & Welcome.

I created The Next Chapter for women like us:

Women in transition.

Women who are re-evaluating everything.

Women who know they have more to offer, but don’t want to build in a way that burns them out.

This portal is my response to a deeper calling.

Not to push harder, but to come home to myself — and help others do the same.

Why I Created This

After years of trying to fit my multidimensional self into narrow business models, I realised something had to change. I didn’t need another productivity hack or branding trend.

I needed a business that could hold my full being — my wisdom, my neurodivergence, my soul technology, and my desire to create on my own terms.

I couldn’t find a space that brought all that together.

So I built one.

What I Bring

I’m a strategist by trade, a system-builder by nature, and a soul-tech weaver at heart.

Here’s what I integrate into this platform:

• Neurodivergent design — built for brains like ours
• Human Design & Gene Keys — to honour your energetic blueprint
• Soul technology systems — for identity, business, and embodiment
• Branding and business strategy — clear, aligned, and profitable
• Real-life rhythm — because we don’t live in spreadsheets

I’ve walked this path. I’m still walking it.

This portal is both a map and a mirror.

What I Believe

• Your business is a vessel for your becoming
• You don’t have to split yourself to be successful
• Your energy is more important than your niche
• Self-mastery is strategy
• The world needs more women building in their own way

A Little More Personal

I’m 55. Māori. Neurodivergent. Post-menopausal.

I live in Aotearoa and I honour the land, my lineage, and the cycles I move through.

I believe healing is not separate from business. And that remembering who you are — truly — is the most powerful marketing strategy there is.

What’s Next for You?

You’re invited to explore.

Start where you feel called.

And when you’re ready — build your one-person business from soul, not sacrifice.

This is your next chapter.

I’m just here to hold the space.

Arohanui, Kim