Team Pausalutely

Kristiin has been a coach since 2001, helping others to achieve their personal, business, and real estate goals. She has coached thousands of people over the last 2+ decades. She has a natural teaching style that educates and motivates those that she mentors.

She finds a deep fulfillment in helping others become successful, no matter what their definition of success is. With an English teacher for a mother and a university professor for a father, teaching is in her DNA. She coaches with the heart of her mother and the accountability of her father.

She believes that even painful or life altering events can be used to our advantage for growth and bettering our situations, so she helps people transmute their situations into positive change. She does hold the philosophy that it is critical to get started somewhere, instead of staying stuck in indecision.

AnaLise, affectionately known as Bean, is not just a successful entrepreneur; she's one of the three visionaries behind Pausalutely, a venture rooted in her personal journey. Amidst a life marked by trauma and survival, a profound realization struck her on the anniversary of her father's passing. A candid conversation with Kristiin, a co-founder, revealed the pattern of piling grief upon grief in our lives—events attended, endured, and moved on from without the acknowledgment they deserve. It's a continuous cycle until one day we wake up, emotionally burdened, with nowhere to store these feelings.

Bean is renowned for making everyone feel heard and valued. Actively seeking opportunities to understand others' experiences, her empathy and compassion make her an excellent advocate for underrepresented groups, fostering an environment that embraces diversity and inclusivity. From the upscale life in Newport Beach to being a single mom in D.C. and settling in rural Southern Utah, Bean has served in various capacities, from working at a battered women's shelter to being a cook at a local homeless shelter on 9/11. Her proudest achievement was caring for her mother at a memory care facility until her passing.

Bean—more than an entrepreneur (Imma Give Her  A Call), a catalyst for change, steering a course towards emotional well-being and resilience.