A life of monotony is the only thing that scares Kimi Werner.
Perhaps that is what draws Kimi so intensely to nature. Nature has no schedule and no repetition. Every experience is as unique as the last, and the more you try to control your surroundings, the more you will find yourself being humbled. But when you truly embrace nature and realize that the struggles are just as much a part of the journey as the smiles, you may find yourself exactly where you belong.
Kimi once said that “as long as we have nature and family, we have enough.” At Amavara, our family is made up of those people who love, challenge, support and encourage the best in each of us. The Werner family and their community understood that if you take care of your surroundings, nature can truly provide all that you need. We love that, to this day, Kimi's family continues to shape so much of who she has become. Her father introduced her to the ocean at a very young age. He taught her how to work humbly and confidently within the food chain, taking only what she needed. Her mother taught her to be strong, kind, and respectful. These attributes have manifested themselves in the way she shares her point of view: Thoughtful. Fierce. Reflective.
