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Katie Malachuk
Mind and Life Coach -- because your mind creates your life -- katiemalachuk.com
Katie Malachuk is a mind and life coach who combines personal development with meditation instruction to help individuals develop a trustworthy relationship with their minds.23 She operates her coaching practice through her website www.katiemalachuk.com.1
Background and Education
Katie Malachuk has an impressive educational background, holding a BA from Harvard, an MBA from Stanford, and a Master of Divinity (MDiv) from Naropa University.7 This diverse educational foundation likely contributes to her unique approach to coaching.
Professional Experience
In addition to her work as a mind and life coach, Katie Malachuk has held various roles that inform her current practice:
- Buddhist chaplain
- Yoga and meditation teacher
- College instructor
- Chaplain at Boulder Community Hospital
- Former director of admissions at an unspecified institution
- Admissions consultant7
Coaching Approach
Katie's coaching philosophy centers on the idea that "your mind creates your life".1 Her mind and life coaching method aims to:
- Combine personal development with meditation instruction
- Help clients develop a trustworthy relationship with their minds
- Assist individuals in discovering themselves23
Published Work
Katie Malachuk is also an author. She has written books available on Amazon, including "You're Accepted: Lose the Stress. Discover Yourself. Get into the College That's Right for You".47 Additionally, she has authored "Disrupt Yourself," which has been praised for its style, humor, and accessibility while maintaining scholarly depth.5
Clients interested in working with Katie can schedule an introductory call through her online booking system.6
Highlights
I've been working on a book for eight years and here it is. Disrupt Yourself: The Subversive Spiritual Practice That Changes Everything. It’s a journey through the Buddhist lay precepts that explores why and how to create an ethics practice. And it’s a lot more fun than that sounds! Some of you read my piece The Cool Boredom of Being a Grown-Up—that’s the first chapter on not taking intoxicants and it flows from there through not taking what is not given, not harming living beings, not lying or using divisive or idle speech, not engaging in sexual misconduct. The book and I deeply appreciate any and all support—reads, reviews, shares, prayers. May it be of benefit to all beings!
