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"Rhonda is truly a fountain of information about pageantry. In only my second pageant, I was 4th Runner Up out of 131 contestants in the National American Miss Ohio Jr. Teen pageant. I am thrilled to call her my coach. Rhonda is the real deal and I would recommend her to any newcomer or experienced pageant participant."

Sarah Wisenbarger, 2008 NAM Ohio Junior Teen Queen 4th Runner Up.

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Featured Client: Ocipare "Key" McKinley

After three previous attempts for an Ohio title, I finally won my first!

I used to have major difficulty with anxiety because of the amount of pressure I put on myself to achieve (both personally and professionally); but the uncertainty of any new path would turn my internal critic on high blast which in turn would make me doubt myself. In addition, the pressure of having a child with Autism can be quite overwhelming on me as a mom and my marriage.

I started working with Rhonda as my "Life Coach" in June 2009 to help relieve my anxiety through careful planning and control of my internal critic. In addition, she was there to help me plan out my long-term personal and professional goals. But what I found most valuable is with Rhonda being a parent of child affected by Autism; she has been able to give me personal insight on how to cope effectively on a daily basis which helps wonders!

With Rhonda's achievements in pageantry, it was very easy for me to request her help in March 2010 as I was going for the Ms.Ohio Plus America title. I have lots of energy and I could never figure out how to contain it within a pageant interview setting. After having my sessions with Rhonda, I am able to not only answer questions more precisely (both in person and in writing), but she has taught me how to keep the high positive energy without going overboard!

After 3 previous attempts for an Ohio state title… I finally won my first!!! As the new Ms. Ohio Plus America 2010, I am thankful of the lessons my life coach has equipped me with! Rhonda has such great depth of people and why we do or do not do things.

I firmly believe that this is what makes Rhonda special and stand out as an amazing life coach! If you have big dreams and huge aspirations; I highly recommend Rhonda for your personal and professional life!!!

Thank you Rhonda for being a great friend and fantastic life coach!!!!!

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Ocipare "Key" McKinley

Ms. Ohio Plus America 2010

1st Runner Up at national Ms. Plus America pageant

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September 1, 2010

Rhonda, what’s your pageant background and how did you become an expert pageant coach?

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At age 5, my mom brought home a full length royal blue, crushed velvet dress she had borrowed from my cousin. To complete the outfit, she also had long white gloves, white patent leather shoes and a beautiful pearl headband. The ensemble was now fit for a princess. She announced that I was going to be in the local Snow Queen contest. I had no idea what that meant, but I loved the outfit and I was very excited to get all dressed up.

Besides the thrill of being on stage under the bright lights, walking down the long runway, the laughter/cheering of the audience, and receiving a brand new silver dollar from gigantic snowmen (OK, the businessmen who dressed as snowmen were a bit scary at the time), what I remember most about the evening was the special time I had with my family, feeling good about who I ...