Christina Beauchemin

Christina Beauchemin is a mindset specialist, corporate trainer, award-winning speaker, and author of Let My Legacy Be Love, A Shortcut to Self-Loving. She is certified in neurolinguistics programming (NLP). She is also the co-creator of Manifesting Miracles Together, a community website for humans dedicated to building a better world. Beauchemin was born in Cooperstown, New York to Paul and Rosita Kleinberger. She grew up on a dairy farm in Sharon Springs, New York where she shared a home with her ten siblings. As a young child, her passion for writing and storytelling landed her projects published in Highlights Magazine and The National Holstein News as well as in several local papers. She was active in 4-H and other earth-loving programs from a very young age. While in the third grade, she set her sights on becoming a Renaissance woman; writing, singing, and studying anything available. After leaving her fourteen-year career as a corporate controller of Fortitech, now DSM, a multi-national manufacturer, she started Chic Business services with two partners. As the company grew, she started a digital advertising placement company, Clickit Digital, with several partners and her older son, Christofer VanWormer. While writing Let My Legacy Be Love, Beauchemin became interested in neuroscience as she began to understand how the detrimental thought and behavior patterns start and deepen with the activation of the brain and central nervous system. Her fascination grew when she learned about neurolinguistics programming (NLP) and realized the incredible tools this body of ideas offers to those who want to change their life in a positive way. Let My Legacy Be Love was first self-published in late 2018 and then picked up by Woodhall Press in October 2021. Beauchemin has developed courses and keynote speeches on these topics, which she delivers both online and in person. She is also a vocal coach for young people and a singer/songwriter/performer in her own right with two albums of original music to her credit.

References

https://manifestingmiraclestogether.com/Cooperstown, New York

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