When I was in 2nd grade, we were given an assignment to interview someone in the field we wanted to work in. My teacher chuckled when I told her I wanted to be like Oprah. That chuckle fueled me to somehow get my hands on the unlisted number of the top news anchor in our city. At 9 years old, I asked her, “How do I be like Oprah?” She responded, “You already are my dear.” A year later, I started my first company, “AdStar” in my parent’s basement. I like to think it wasn’t my “bossiness” but rather my “inner boss” coming out when I would make my friends dress up in various outfits and assign them companies and roles to play based on their personalities. My friends would enter my office suite and tell me about their businesses and struggles and I would solve all their problems by creating amazing marketing campaigns and creative commercial jingles which we would then record on my boombox and perform for my family. AdStar was such a success it eventually expanded throughout my parent’s house complete with intercoms, luxury offices, private clubs, retreats by the pool, an adventure fitness course, and a performing arts center.

AdStar was about showcasing Stars. Simply Kerry does the same.

Simply Kerry all started with a message and has led to a global movement. On September 4, 2013 I launched a blog sharing my story of transcending loss and depression after the death of my father in hopes of helping others like myself who were successful but struggling behind closed doors. Like many creatives and entrepreneurial spirits, I spent my life searching, reaching, and striving for a greatness that I thought was “out there” in the form of accolades, job titles, paychecks, and achievements. My career path was filled with experiences one would dream of. Marketing and managing multi-million dollar businesses, working in television and flying in helicopters, leading and directing corporate teams, lobbying on Capitol Hill, surpasses sales quotas in the online marketplace, and owning three businesses. As I climbed the corporate ladder, that young, spirited leader of “AdStar” was eventually left behind. I gained recognition and amazing opportunities but lost the most important thing – myself. My nearly 20-year journey of “faking it” and “making it”, was intertwined with countless paths of self-discovery that all came together and finally made sense the day my father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer just 3 months after retiring as a well-respected General & Vascular Surgeon. The last road I traveled with him included the both of us fighting for our lives. He endured brutal chemotherapy treatments and I became a student of all things wellness and together we tried various healing methods in hopes of saving his life. I couldn’t save his. I saved mine.

I may be far from simple but the process is. It produces one thing – results. My husband and I are on a mission to lead a revolution of elevation for individuals and businesses all over the world. As a life & business coach, TV personality, speaker, professional soccer player, and master motivator and marketer, I am here to teach you through transparency and lead with love. At Simply Kerry, my team and I take people places they didn’t know where possible. Our process, which blends science and spirituality, removes barriers, rebuilds the brain, and guides people to functional elevation and excellence.

Before my father died, he said “Kerry, I have no regrets. I have lived a great life.” Here at Simply Kerry, we live our life this way and are here to help you have the same.

Join us on the JOURNEY TO JOY!