I’m Kat. My coaching clients include a Grammy nominee, top creative directors, NYTimes artist, Paris Review writer, Tribeca-selected filmmaker, and more.

They don’t breathe rarefied air, that’s a myth. All of us are on the ground together, asking ourselves:

P.S. As the late Thich Nhat Hanh said, “No mud, no lotus.” Suffering gives way to wisdom, compassion, and peace 🪷

About

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Kat Koh holds art history degrees from the University of California, San Diego and the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University. From 2009—2014 she trained to be a curator at Brooklyn Museum, MoMA, San Jose Museum of Art, and the U.S. Pavilion at the 13th Venice Architecture Biennale.

She’s been coaching for over a decade. Her coaching clients have created for Apple, the BBC, Clooney Foundation for Justice, Earthjustice, MIT Media Lab, New York Times, Tribeca Film Festival, Rhode Island School for Design, Rolling Stone, Princeton, Spotify, Substack, and SFMOMA, the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Interviews include: The Cut by New York Magazine, The iPaper UK, Marketplace, Creative Review UK, and Apartment Therapy.

Kat is a certified coach with the International Coaching Federation and lives in the Bay Area.

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I grew up first generation Korean-American with immigrant parents who owned a small house painting business in Silicon Valley.

Before coaching, I studied another kind of painting: Western art history. Both currents of East/West and digital/analog run strongly through me. They often collide in spectacular fashion.

I live in San Francisco with my Exquisite Husband, love pickles and the salt that makes them possible, wish sad song karaoke were more popular. My part-time job is psychoanalyzing our dog Cosmo (as in universe, not friend of Seinfeld).