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Being surrounded by many friends and participating in a variety of activities from an early age made me an energetic person. Basketball was the team sport I played when I first encountered leadership and what it meant to be a leader. I quickly realized that I wasn’t the most gifted, didn’t have the highest leap, and wouldn’t ever be the tallest, which was terrible at first but made sense later. It helped me understand what I must become to achieve. At every practice, I was the first one there and the last one to go. When everyone went out to party, I went to bed. When everyone took summer vacations, I worked with a coach to improve my talents. I was constantly giving my all to my teammates. I learned from doing that good leadership spreads; if you lead yourself well, others will follow, and even the most gifted player can’t defeat a cohesive group of average players.
I gave up my dream of playing basketball after high school to enroll in a Special Forces training program in the army. I had a medical situation that made me drop out as a result of the physical limitations we had to deal with week after week. Having come to terms with the circumstance, I went on with my life, yet this pain persisted no matter what I did. I had the decision to make, I could have given up and endured the suffering, or I could have resisted it. I opted for combat. I decide to look within myself for the leader.
With the aid of my teammates, I was able to obtain special permission to finish my training program and rejoin my squad after a protracted battle with the army. It had never happened before for someone to complete the course after spending so much time apart from the team and the unit. I was able to go through my fears, preexisting procedures, and restrictive circumstances. My ambition to become a top-tier combat soldier was accomplished. This served as yet another example of how anything is achievable if we have the correct help and the necessary level of resolve.
From my experiences, I learned the value of both internal and external leadership and how, if one is just prepared to give it their best, it may help one reach the stars.
More about my mission
Being able to observe myself and adjust my habits according to my values, purpose, and beliefs, upgraded my life. I’m now living a meaningful and happier life and I believe that any person can achieve the same by becoming a mindful leader.
In the hectic world that we live in where new information and data flow like the waves in the sea, it is no longer possible to grasp it all. The demands and pressure from daily life can bring stress, depression, anxiety, constant unease, and lack of happiness into our lives. When we face such a reality we all need to be prepared, learn the right skills, and find purpose and motivation within ourselves. We all need to become leaders. Leaders today are in need to find skills such as self-awareness, empathy, and compassion. They are responsible to know how to create trust and inspire themselves, and others, to reach their goals and live a fulfilled and meaningful life.
Mindful leadership coaching will give you all of that!
You can live consciously and happily with yourself while learning the fundamental concepts and techniques of mindfulness by engaging in mindful leadership coaching.
You will go through a personalized process once you’ve signed up for a coaching program to gain clarity on the things that are important to you and the areas where you want to make improvements. Along the way, you will master the fundamentals of mindfulness practice and acquire the tools and methods that will enable you to find your purpose, keep your attention on your objectives, control your emotions, and many other things. practices including breathing exercises, meditation, and tools for identifying goals.
