KARIMA N. ROEPEL is a life coach for teenage girls. She creates a step by step plan for a deeper self awareness and acceptance for themselves. She is the Visual Life Coach & creator of www.campcaya.com (CAYA means: Come as You Are). This camp organization (on of 2) were created to work with teenage girls to boosting their self-esteem so that they become healthy and productive young women, equipped to handle the pressures of the world.
Below are some questions for Karima to know a little about her:
1. Why have you decided to create this Facebook fanpage?
I wanted a networking page where girls (of all ages) could meet and exchange information, tips, and a sense of togetherness, meet friends, help, support, and guide our young(er) girls to a successful life.
2. What new experiences have you had as a result of creating the page?
The connections I’ve made with wonderful women from all over the world. Being int
erviewed from women who have similar goals and desires is priceless. Some of these women I lean on for guidance and support on this journey. We are trekking together.
3. Where are you from?
Philadelphia, PA, USA
4. What would you say to someone who is interested in creating their own Facebook fanpage?
Create the fanpage based on the outcome not the name of your company or organization. For instance my company name is Camp CAYA—I knew no one would know or recognize it, so I decided to make it a name that many can resonate with, “healthy self-esteem for girls”.
5. Do you have a story to share about something you have posted up on their wall…or what hassomeone else posted on theirs?
I love when I have an original quote and people love it. They ask me can they re-post or re-tweet it. I can always detect a winner because the “likes” are plentiful. I am going to release a calendar in December based on the most popular quotes.
6. What do you do for a living?
I am a Creative Life coach for teenage girls and their supporters. I created an organization, Camp Come As You Are, (CAYA) We work with Teenage girls on boosting their self-esteem so that they become healthy and productive young women equipped to handle the pressures of the world. I provide a proven step-by step blueprint on self-acceptance and love.
7. How do you handle adversity?
I meditate and allow the answers to come. Many times I create a mind map full of next action steps and solutions. I need to get my thoughts out of my head to reduce stress so I can move forward in the best possible way. What does not kill us makes us stronger. I am believer of enjoying the journey, its not always about the destination!
Yoga helps me too. Moving Meditation
You can follow Karima HERE
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