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Meet Your Coach

Meet Your Coach: My name is Nick and I was born in the UK and spent my early years traveling around the world with my family.  During my teens we moved to the beautiful city of Paris where I found my passion for music. 

I decided to follow my heart and study a music degree at Westminster University, in London, where  I set up my business as a music producer, collaborated with musicians and performed as an artist internationally for many years.

More recently I moved to Barcelona where I became a father and in response to the pandemic I started to diversify my skill set and enter the world of design and digital marketing.

During these challenging times I sought out support from a coach to  facilitate the change and it had such a positive impact on my life that I enrolled in an advanced diploma in coaching so I could use my skills, experience and knowledge to empower others. 

How did I get into the Coaching Profession?

Becoming a coach wasn’t in my plans. Music was my passion, but life had other ideas. Facing personal challenges in my late twenties led me to seek help. Coaching empowered me in healing and self-understanding. Reflecting on this, I realised supporting others was my calling beyond music. After encouragement from my mentor, I pursued coaching. Though initially skeptical, I found purpose and fulfilment in supporting others in navigating life’s complexities.

My Values

Kindness: It’s vital to be kind, considerate, and friendly. These traits foster strong relationships and enhance personal well-being.

Attentiveness: Paying attention to details is crucial, especially as a coach, to create a conducive learning environment.

Resilience: Life’s constant changes require resilience, a key element for success.

Honesty: Transparency and sincerity are paramount. I value open communication without reservation.

Creativity: Creativity is integral to problem-solving and self-expression. In coaching, we explore leveraging life experiences for creativity.

Accountability: Taking responsibility for decisions and actions demonstrates maturity and earns respect.

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