Kelly Clements the entrepreneur, coach, speaker, and author reinventing how entrepreneurs work and play. She’s a classically trained Play artist, wired to pursue the path of highest adventure. Kelly earned her degree in Recreation and later wound up in the Wild Wild West of entrepreneurship as a program advisor at Strategic Coach. Here she found a tribe of high-octane entrepreneurs desperately in need of a flippin’ break. She witnessed successful entrepreneurs writing checks and flying in from all over the world to figure out how to “work less and make more”. Her young, fresh, (naive) 25-year-old self sat in the back of the workshop room thinking “dude, just take a vacay.” That’s when she realized entrepreneurs needed to be coached on how to disconnect. She now helps her clients plan for it, prep their teams and clients for it, and how to BE on vacation. Fast forward to her creating her own company, The EntrepRenewer, dedicated to helping entrepreneurs and their families avoid burnout by renewing connection.

The ideal clients for Kelly are established, successful entrepreneurs who are building thriving businesses but need support integrating this lifestyle with their family and personal relationships. She also focuses on the spouses of entrepreneurs who often feel invisible and need help finding their voice and purpose.

Kelly’s clients shift, grow and expand into a new way of being in the world where they can achieve greatness in their careers and create deep meaningful connections in their personal lives while embodying the power of play. 

In this episode, Karen and Kelly discuss:

• Success Story of Kelly
• Commit to Get Leads

o    Play is a great way to play rapport. It is the most powerful way to get relationships that are enjoyable and transcend any transaction.

• Consult to Sell

o    Dabble, explore, different people have different ideas of play. Take turns being in your partner’s idea of play to reconnect.

• Connect to Build and Grow

o    Being connected in your life-vision with your partner will pull you through the rough patches.

• Success Thinking, Activities and Vision

o    Consciously play with your partner at least once a week, get away together once a year and make time for yourselves, individually, once a quarter. Make time for marriage meetings so you can leave date nights for playtime.

• Sweet Spot of Success