INTERVIEW
My business is Dare 2 Care Coaching, I coach Young people and adults supporting them to realise and re- lease their full potential, dream big, and work towards achieving their goals, no matter what their age or sta- tus. We passionately support coaching in the commu- nity, Youths and adults, this year we hosted the Youth Coaching Academy’s Essential Youth Coaching Skills Course in Portsmouth and Launched the Portsmouth Youth Coaching Forum bringing young people and adults together to learn and practice coaching skills.
What makes your business powerful? 1. Doing what I love & being true to my Identity
My Niche area and project within Dare 2 Care coaching, is ‘Mums That Care’. What makes my busi- ness powerful, is that I do what I love, my Business embodies my identity. My highest value is Care, I have two amazing children, who inspire me to be the best mum I can be, and I love them dearly.
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live and breathe being a ‘mum that cares’ and I am so greatful to them for inspiring me, and their beautiful souls.
2. Turning life experience into a gift to support others
I have taken pains from my life, and turned them into gifts to oth- ers, having been through a painful separation, I changed from a trou-
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bled single mum with little confidence, to rebuilding my life into a success. I now support others to do the same, and create the gift of time and care for women to be successful mums in their own identity and be the parent they want to be. Creating the balance that is right for them.
This month celebrates the launch of my first book, 365 Quotes for Mums That Care. Relating to the ‘CARE’ Model and programme I created supporting mums to give themselves the gift of time and care, to be a success-
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