With a career path that has crossed the fields of journalism, public relations, motherhood, fine arts, business management, and yoga, Kay Eck would say her greatest achievement is that she has paid very close attention for a very long time. Her joy and gift is to express the deepest truths in the most accessible way, celebrating the human journey she calls both devastating and incandescent.
Kay's forthcoming book, Dear Human, accompanies the reader through the labyrinth of life lessons with equal doses of sacred encouragement, clear-eyed reminders and gentle medicine to ease the weary heart and excite the inner spark. Dear Human, inspires us each to become the profoundly beautiful and invincible souls that we are. It will be published by Genuine Press in the spring of 2021.
Her first book, Divorce: a love story, is an exploration of her experience through conscious uncoupling which illuminates a way forward that champions our greatest struggles as opportunities for our deepest growth. She is the host of the podcast Alive & Kicking: stories of waking up which reveals the extraordinary spiritual journeys of ordinary people who bathe the darkest corners with the sweetest light.
Kay lives near Lake Michigan, on a hill, in the woods. Her revolving and beloved cast of characters include four children, their people, a large extended family and the Tribe of Light she gets to call friends. She is a speaker and teacher on the subjects of self-love, consciousness, and sovereignty.
Kay is also a podcast host and speaker on her channel, "Alive and Kicking: Stories of Waking Up with Kay Eck."
"I have found that the best way to heal is to tell the truth of my own story and that the best way to help is to listen to another’s truth. Speaking our stories sets us free. Alive & Kicking is a podcast where I talk to people about their path of waking up to the truth of who they really are, what they really want and why they came here. What we learn is that the breakdowns we experience aren't failures; they're accelerators to the breakthroughs. And, what we thought of as our disasters was later revealed as our deliverance. When we willingly step into the open space of real and vulnerable dialogue, healing becomes possible for us all." ~Kay Eck
Find Kay speaking at "Alive and Kicking" on: Spotify, Google Pod, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast and Stitcher.
Visit her at:
kayeck.com
Facebook.com/kay.eck.79
Instagram.com/kaysawake