The thing you can't tell your husband. The thing you don't want getting back to your friends. The ridiculous thing you're obsessing over. The idea you're afraid everyone will laugh at. The text you desperately want someone else to analyze.
Sometimes you don't need a therapist, a coach, or advice.
You need a best friend.
(Kris will sign an NDA from the first meeting so you're confident your secrets and innermost thoughts stay between the two of you.)
Do you have a best friend you can talk to about anything? Whether you need to vent about your family or just want to dish about the latest Netflix show you've been binge watching, every woman needs someone they can talk to.
But not everyone has that person to confide in without judgment, ridicule, or drama.
And that's why I'm offering The Best Friend Experience.
I believe it's super important for women to have a best friend, and as we get older, it's easy for those relationships to change or disappear. Sometimes we don't even realize we're friendless until we're asked to think about who our closest friends are and we can't come up with a single name.
Or maybe there are many names on your list, but none of those relationships are truly deep or honest or real. Nothing's worse than having to consider every word before you say it because you can't trust your friend to just hear you without reacting in a negative way. Well, that doesn't have to be your story. Not anymore.
