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Offer available only in Mach and in April.


I'm offering life coaching sessions for committed and driven individuals who are ready to finally take charge of their life!


Do you feel tired and overwhelmed?

Have you ever thought of yourself as not being good enough or not belonging?

Do you feel like your daily life is draining you and you lose power to reach your dreams?


Life coaching normally takes place in East Dulwich or around London Bridge area ( depending on availability). I'm also flexible and can meet more central. During the coaching sessions I'll offer you tools and techniques that will help you to:


- get clear with what you are looking in life and to set achievable goals,

- strengthen your self-belief and to learn how to be self-assured individual,

- dissolve any feeling that you might have of not being worthy and give you the confidence to "walk your walk" and "talk your talk" or should I say sing your song ;)

- free you to show yourself and others exactly what you can do and not be embarrassed by it, ashamed of it or being troubled about others reactions to it.


Sessions will be free of charge. In return I will ask you to leave your testimonial. All the 3 sessions will be recorded and sent to you via email in the mp3 format at the end of the third session.


The audio's will be shared only with you and also be send to the ICF (International Coach Federation) assessment centre as an essential part of my coaching practice material to obtain International qualification in Life Coaching.


All the sessions are confidential and private. We will also sign coaching agreement.


Interested?


Contact me on: [email protected] or 07557686735


Offer available only in March and April.


Karo

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