Although I had to battle my way through wind and rain to Tuesday’s launch of the Swindon Coaching Team at the Old Bank Wine Bar, the atmosphere when I arrived was warm and friendly, and it wasn’t long before several people expressed interest in our free taster session. Some tried out two or three coaches to check our different approaches and find out who would be most appropriate for them personally.

It’s always good to know that people feel their time with a coach has been useful and even better when they feel sufficiently stimulated to try out new ideas and approaches that they had not considered possible before.

As Martin said afterwards “Last night’s coaching session was extremely helpful and I have taken some of your suggestions forward already.

I am particularly struck by your ability to calmly find order in chaos. This has enabled me to start the process of reconstructing a path toward my personal and professional goals.
I will be recommending you to colleagues, clients and friends.”


I felt it had definitely been a worthwhile evening and we agreed to widen our approach and hold more events. The next one will be in mid May probably somewhere in the centre of Swindon.

More details later

Di Morgan

SCT

Institute of Business Consulting is keen to promote the event on Mar23rd. We have put on the Web Site and will be sending a flyer to our South West members.
Not often you get such a professional launch. Its bound to be a good event.

Just a reminder that our first event will take place on Tuesday March 23rd. Join us at the Old Bank Wine Bar, Wood Street, Old Town, Swindon SN1 4AB. Meet our coaches, find out what coaching is about, experience coaching for issues that are live to you. Drop in anytime between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Contact us if you need more info. See you there!

I am one of the eight coaches forming the Swindon Coaching Team, and I am looking forward to our first meeting at The Old Bank on 23rd March.

What excites me about coaching is seeing people rediscover their talents, strengths, and passions so that they can “fire on all cylinders” at home and at work and enjoy life to the full. This is the focus of my work, whether with businesses or individuals.

It is fed by my own experience in industrial management and in working with people in the charitable sector – so people pick up important tips and skills along the way too. I help people to understand who they are, where they might go, and how to get there. It’s all about navigation – hence Finding True North!

See you there!