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Gemma Bailey

Coaching Extraordinary People & Alternative Psychology Podcast

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  1. 24/10/2022

    My Toxic Inheritance: Elena Perella – ExtraOrdinary People NLP Podcast

    Elena Perella began to change as a teenager. Whilst this is not uncommon the change in her was not a good one. She began to feel internal discomfort and began a destructive eating disorder. Then, at 19 years old her father died and she began to realise that her choices were a consequence of her family and societal pressures. This is an NLP podcast about relationships and the most important relationship you have – the one with yourself. Using coaching strategies she put herself on a better path in life and overcame the negative behaviours she had been expressing but she faced an even greater challenge in the face of a domestic violence relationship. From looking inward, she was able to identify the toxic emotional inheritance and was able to resolve these things to avoid being derailed from her life’s path. If you think you’ll be a good fit for an interview on this NLP Podcast then just reach out to gemma@peoplebuilding.co.uk Watch on Youtube here: Missed the previous show? Running Out of Time: Ryan Lindner Can be found here: https://youtu.be/9hrP-c_SEe4 or on iTunes here:  https://apple.co/38wk5as —————————-***—————————- SNAPCHAT – peoplebuilding Subscribe to my Channel here – http://www.youtube.com/peoplebuilding Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/peoplebuilding Instagram – http://instagram.com/peoplebuilding Twitter – https://twitter.com/peoplebuilding The post My Toxic Inheritance: Elena Perella – ExtraOrdinary People NLP Podcast appeared first on People Building.

  2. 23/09/2022

    Running Out of Time: Ryan Lindner – ExtraOrdinary People

    Ryan Lindner had some challenges around anxiety and OCD as he was growing up. Being an introvert meant that the road to becoming a coach was an unlikely path but one that helped him develop himself as well as others.  After a series of jobs, the fit and healthy 30-something-year-old, landed his first decent coaching role. He was only one month into the job when a fluttery heart gave cause for mild concern. Fast forward just a few hours and Ryan’s whole world and his outlook upon it changed as he muttered these final words before he died: “I’m going down.” Important next steps: Watch/Listen to the podcast Comment and Like on YouTube Rate and Review on iTunes Share with a friend Visit https://rslindner.com and get Ryan’s book: https://amzn.to/3R5je4V Revisit your own worries and notice how they seem different now.  If you think you’ll be a good fit for an interview then just reach out to gemma@peoplebuilding.co.uk Watch on Youtube here: https://youtu.be/9hrP-c_SEe4 Missed the previous show? How I Survived the Killing Fields: Sarah Im Can be found here: https://youtu.be/AbxiVjQtw2I or on iTunes here:  https://apple.co/38wk5as   SNAPCHAT – peoplebuilding Subscribe to my Channel here – http://www.youtube.com/peoplebuilding  Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/peoplebuilding  Instagram – http://instagram.com/peoplebuilding  Twitter – https://twitter.com/peoplebuilding The post Running Out of Time: Ryan Lindner – ExtraOrdinary People appeared first on People Building.

  3. 22/08/2022

    How I Survived the Killing Fields: Sarah Im – ExtraOrdinary People

    Sara Im is the author of How to Survive the Killing Fields; a story of hope, love and determination. It follows Sara’s own, true story that begins in tranquil Cambodia in the 1970s.    Studying to become an engineer, Sara had no idea that her country and the government that ruled it, was about to be overcome by a tyrannical regime that would take her to within inches of her life, whilst millions around her perished.    Wrenched from her family and forced to work in the rice fields, she had no idea what fate the rest of the country and those that she knew were facing. Sara was on autopilot, surviving day by day with each breath a miracle in its own right. But Sara never lost hope and she kept faith that one day she would see her family again.    None of this would be possible unless she had the courage to attempt an escape from the slavery she had been captured into. So that’s exactly what she did.   Sara did more than escape the killing fields. She fled the country.   Now a speaker, author and entrepreneur, Sara is inspiring people to put their challenges into perspective by sharing her compelling and terrifying story of survival.    If your socks are not blown off by this one, you need you to ask yourself why we’re friends. Because I can promise you that this is my favourite podcast of all time and I think it will be yours too.    Important next steps: Watch/Listen to the podcast Comment and Like on YouTube Rate and Review on iTunes Share with a friend Visit https://www.saraim.com/book and get Sara’s book Revisit your own worries and notice how they seem different now.    If you think you’ll be a good fit for an interview then just reach out to gemma@peoplebuilding.co.uk Watch on Youtube here: https://youtu.be/AbxiVjQtw2I Missed the previous show? Saying No to People Pleasing: Jerry Fu Can be found here: https://youtu.be/shpOl-WemhQ or on iTunes here:  https://apple.co/38wk5as   SNAPCHAT – peoplebuilding Subscribe to my Channel here – http://www.youtube.com/peoplebuilding  Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/peoplebuilding  Instagram – http://instagram.com/peoplebuilding  Twitter – https://twitter.com/peoplebuilding The post How I Survived the Killing Fields: Sarah Im – ExtraOrdinary People appeared first on People Building.

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Coaching Extraordinary People & Alternative Psychology Podcast