NB Coaching
Find your Flow &
Become Neutrally Buoyant
Flow Specialist for Corporate Professionals
Supporting You to Rebalance Priorities, Redefine Success & Reignite Passion in Work and Life
Working with me
Can you remember who you were, before the world told you who you should be?
We can become so influenced by the opinions of others that we may lose sight of what we really want from life and many of our skills, qualities and values become underutilised or even compromised. We create an idealised version of how we think we should be and become frustrated trying to match up to it.
We are all unique and it’s OK to be you, to use the skills and talent you have, you don’t need to be an expert in everything or follow the crowd. You can finally be who you want to be, not follow the corporate ways of the world but be supported to find your own way.
Your personal Ikigai
Ikigai is found at the intersection where your passions and talents converge with the things that the world needs and is willing to pay for.
Looking at your Personal Ikigai gives you a starting point from which you can focus your efforts.
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