Kristin Votta, the founder of The Votta Group, changes people’s lives.

“I'm an executive coach, so I own the Votta Group and we are a leadership, development, and management consulting firm,” said Kristin. We're based here in Tampa, but we are able to work with people all over the world. And since the pandemic, it's gotten a lot easier to do that. And I've been very fortunate to be able to.”

Kristin is also a business consultant based in Tampa, Florida. She works with people all over the world, specializing in coaching and guiding people in transition. And since this pandemic, her business is needed more than ever!

“I kind of give people that safe space to be themselves and yet really create what's next for them,” said Kristin.

Kristin has made a difference for people from Pennsylvania to Hawaii, but she wanted her method—The Votta Exercise to help as many people as she could and with easy access. So, this entrepreneur wrote a book!

“The name of my book is Controlling the Pause: Reusable Tools for Leaders in Big Transition,” said Kristin.

From Developing Initiatives, Building Motivation, and leading to Get Results, Kristin assures that these tools are priceless.

“I feel like to be able to see one event or one goal for multiple views, it's kind of like a superpower,” said Kristin.

Kristin’s husband, Kevin Votta sees his wife as a “superwoman.”

“When she launched The Votta Group and created the methodology that she uses to coach with, she decided to put that in writing and the book was based off of that,” said Kevin.

He continues, “I think people will realize that anybody can do it if you put your mind to it, which is so much about her style of coaching and creating the life that you want.”

Kristin has done that for countless clients, as executive Sarah Sweeney shares her story of success.

“Kristin has already added so much value to my life just by asking good questions. And when I think about her work as a professional coach, I think those people really benefit because they're able to improve the way they're engaging with individuals,” said Sarah. They have a third party that they can go to, to help them reframe the way that they're approaching things. And that's not something you can get from the coworkers that you work with every day.”

Sarah shares that she will be among the first to buy the book!

“The reason why I think Kristin's book is so important is because she's not going to tell you what to do. She's going to help you think differently. And I think if there's one thing we can all benefit from its different perspectives,” said Sarah.

And it's never too young to start; Kevin says that his wife’s influence is already creating a stronger future for their children Annabella and Dylan.

“I'm watching them play with their mom now in the background and there's nothing that we wouldn't do for those two. And to give them these tools that are in the book that Kristin created and just her years of experience doing what she's doing, and for them to have that at a young age—sure, they're probably not going to understand it at three and a half and six and a half. But you know, by the time they're 10, 12, 13, to have this as a foundation for how they're creating their life, it's huge.

Kristin had that very thought in mind as her book was dedicated to their children.

Kristin Votta and her children, Annabella and Dylan

“To Annabella and Dylan, thank you for showing me that a pandemic is just an excuse to play together more often, for helping me pick out my bossy lady outfits for virtual meetings, and for reminding me that I too feel better after laughing, crying, and, or screaming as loud as humanly possible, said Kristin." I love you and your dad more than I could ever promise.”

Reusable Tools For Successful Leaders