I’m Kylie Waeger.
My life has never followed one straight line — and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
I’ve changed careers, built businesses, started over and completely changed direction more than once. And somewhere along the way, I’ve learned something I wish I’d understood much earlier:
We don’t have to stay who we’ve always been.
Life changes. We change. The roles we hold change. And sometimes we simply reach a point where we start wondering…
What do I want next?
That’s a question I’ve asked myself more than once — and it’s a big part of why I do the work I do today.
Through coaching, mindset and hypnotherapy, I help people explore what’s next, challenge what may be holding them back and create a next chapter that feels right for who they are now.
My Journey
My life hasn’t been linear — and I wouldn’t change it for anything.
In my twenties, I was a business owner. In my thirties, divorce and single motherhood meant rebuilding and starting again. I opened another business, studied at night and completely changed careers.
My forties brought senior leadership, construction, business and a whole new set of challenges.
Each chapter taught me something different.
How to lead.
How to rebuild.
How to adapt.
How to back myself.
But perhaps the biggest lesson was this:
Life isn’t meant to stay the same.
Then my fifties brought a question I wasn’t expecting.
For most of my adult life, I’d always had an easy answer when someone asked, “What do you do?”
Business owner. Mum. Safety Manager. Leader. Property developer.
Then some of those roles changed, and suddenly the labels I’d used to describe myself didn’t fit quite the same way anymore.
It made me wonder:
Who am I when the labels change?
That question ultimately became the beginning of Project Reinvention — and changed the direction of my work.
Today, I’m still building businesses, developing property, travelling, learning and challenging myself in new ways.
Because I’ve come to believe that reinvention isn’t something we do once.
It’s a way of living.
When I’m Not Working…
There’s a very good chance I’m planning where to go next, what we’re going to eat when we get there, or what shops I need to find along the way.
I love travelling, exploring, learning and trying new things — whether that’s another country, a road trip, a local food market or something completely new.
I’m naturally curious.
And perhaps that’s why I’m so fascinated by reinvention too.
There’s always something else to discover.