In the Brain-Based Coaching: you answer your questions.

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I adopt a dialogue-based approach, like Socrates in his time, which encourages participants to explore their thoughts, beliefs and assumptions through guided questions. Neuroscience has now highlighted how our brain works to answer questions and challenges.

This method develops critical thinking and self-reflection, allowing people to come to their own awareness and solutions , rather than simply receiving answers. But most importantly, the rest is in the experimentation of what one believes to be right. Truth through testing.

By asking open-ended questions, I help individuals examine their motivations, clarify their goals, and uncover underlying beliefs that may be influencing their behavior. This collaborative and creative process allows individuals to take ownership of their development, leading to deeper understanding and more meaningful change. Ultimately, Brain-Based Coaching improves self-awareness and fosters a mindset of continuous learning: the Growth Mindset

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There is all that you see and feel,

and there is all that you cannot see

yet it guides you

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