Kylie Hein

I’m Kylie—a small-town Nebraska girl with two kids on earth, a husband who keeps me laughing, and a few cows that keep things interesting.

I’m a certified Metanoia Catholic mindset coach, spiritual director, speaker, and host of the Persistence in Prayer podcast.

I work with Catholic women who are praised for being capable and dependable, but inside feel scattered, tired, and like they’re falling short—no matter how hard they try. Together, we declutter the mind so they can feel like themselves again—rooted in peace, grounded in truth, and able to pray with purpose instead of pressure.

Temperaments, discernment of spirits, and helping you create space for God in the middle of your real, messy life? That’s my jam.

When I’m not coaching or podcasting, you’ll find me on a volleyball court, reading a book, or signing up for yet another class I probably don’t need—but totally love.

For years, I chased the checklist—working long hours, collecting degrees, pouring myself into my work and motherhood—doing all the “right” things while quietly running on empty. I loved God deeply, but I could never find enough time to just be with Him. I thought if I just worked harder, managed my time better, or proved myself, I’d finally feel at peace.

Instead, I hit a wall—physically, mentally, and spiritually. Chronic illness forced me to slow down. And in that silence, I realized how much I had been striving to earn what God was already offering freely: His love, His voice, His rest.

Now, I help women like you—smart, faithful, capable women who are tired of pushing through—declutter the mental noise and reconnect with God in a way that’s honest, healing, and sustainable.

Clients leave our work feeling lighter, clearer, and closer to God—not because life got easier, but because they’ve learned how to pray, process, and respond with peace.

If you feel scattered, stuck, or secretly wondering why your spiritual life still feels heavy… you’re not broken. You’re just exhausted. Let’s clear space together for God to speak—so you can feel like yourself again, pray with purpose, and live from peace instead of pressure.