About Nikki Brooks

Hi, I am Nikki Brooks

I’m an entrepreneur, relocation project manager, certified meditation coach, certified life coach, sound healing practitioner, and voice artist.

I help people move through change with greater intention, clarity, and connection.

I know what it feels like to carry a lot.

To manage the details.
To hold space for others.
To make the decisions.
To keep things moving.
To be the person everyone depends on.

And I’ve learned that while we are busy navigating everything life and work require of us, it can become incredibly easy to lose connection with ourselves.

Sometimes my work looks like leading a complex relocation project—bringing order to moving pieces, guiding people through change, and creating clarity where there could easily be chaos.

Sometimes it looks like inviting an employee to close their eyes, take a deep breath, and give themselves permission to simply be for a few moments in the middle of a demanding workday.

Sometimes it is the vibration of a sound bowl filling a room and creating the space for someone to finally exhale.

And sometimes it is a coaching conversation that helps someone quiet the outside noise long enough to hear the truth that has been within them all along.

Even my voice work carries that same intention—using warmth, presence, and soul to bring meaning to words and create genuine connection.  

The most powerful move we can make is simply 

finding our way back to ourselves!

People sometimes look at the different areas of my work and wonder how project management, mindfulness, sound healing, coaching, and voice artistry all fit together.

For me, the connection is simple:

It is all about how we move.

I have spent years professionally managing movement—people, projects, timelines, workplace transitions, vendors, expectations, challenges, and change.

At the same time, my personal journey taught me something just as important:

Sometimes we become so good at managing everything around us that we forget to check in with the person doing all the managing.

Ourselves.

That realization changed me.

It deepened my relationship with mindfulness, meditation, sound, self-awareness, intentional living, and what I now call returning to self.

Eventually, those two worlds came together.

The strategist and the healer.

The project manager and the meditation coach.

The woman who knows how to execute and the woman who understands the importance of the exhale.

The professional voice and the soulful voice.

And from that intersection came Moving Mindful.