Sohila Bibi

Elevated Mindset ...helps all women ● divorced women ● new mums ● single women ● Muslim women ● professional women Perform at increased levels of Self awareness and intention, than you would if you were performing at a lower vibration, less energy. Downfalls of low vibration & energy ● time wasted ● Mind's potential not utilised ● focus on low energy attracts low energy people and opportunities ● children learn from their mothers to behave this way and cope in this way ● poor habits are passed down through the generations. Benefits of Great Intentions and Self Awareness. (High energy, people & opportunities) ● action Mindset ● turn dreams into reality (abundance Mindset) ● satisfaction with your life ● capacity to love fully ● capacity to be authentic ● be the one who raises the Standard of what is possible. ● inspire your children ● prove to yourself how capable you truly are and revel in your ability ● attract Self aware relationships in friendships and relationships. Elevated Mindset is a Lifeskill and benefits all areas of all life.

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We speak to lots of people who want to secure their first NED role. This client kindly left us a video testimonial explaining how the City CV process secured her first paid NED role, and in only 5 weeks. Her review refers frequently to how the rigorous coaching process we follow built her confidence - to feel ready for the role, to apply and to interview. #NEDcareers #careercoaching #Careergoals

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And just like that half of our speakers are announced for this year's TEDxTeessideWomen event. It's the best and worst part of the planning process. Hearing people's ideas and incredible stories is wonderful. But deciding the event's feel and how each story supports our theme 'Elevating Every Voice' is tricky. Last year, the brilliant Kate Temple-Brown and Lianne Bell supported me. This year, we welcomed back our 2023 speakers Holly Thomson and Eva Echo. Their time and energy in supporting this idea of mine is something I am massively thankful for. We can't choose everyone, and for those who are disappointed, know that people do need to hear your voice. Apply again (or for other TEDx events) and consider these tips to enhance your application: 1. Get clear on your idea: This sounds obvious, but with so many applications and the outreach that TEDx teams are doing, you need to hook the organisers with a clear idea. Explain how it aligns with the event's theme and its relevance to their community. TED Conferences discourages purely motivational or inspiring stories. Share the relevant parts of your story, but ensure there’s a clear idea or perspective you’re offering. 2. Spend time getting to know the community: Attend events, ask questions, and get interested in why the TEDx exists and how the team got involved. The more you understand their purpose, the better you can tailor your application. Ask questions before you apply to align your thinking and decide if this is the right TEDx event for you. Remember, there are approx.1300 globally to choose from. 3. Think about what you can bring to the organising team: How can you help make the event more successful? Remember, it is volunteer-led, so perhaps you can use your network or skills to contribute. Share about the event on your socials to increase reach, engagement, and ticket sales. Could you help the event get some PR, or use your network to encourage sponsors to support? When deciding how to pitch your talk, think about what might be missing from the line-up. What isn’t being talked about? What value can you bring beyond the talk topic? Tickets for TEDxTeessideWomen are available now. Get yours here: https://lnkd.in/dYN8ptMQ We’d love to see you there! Photo Credit: Alice Slee P.s. We will be announcing more speakers later this month and up until the event 🎉

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"Small disciplines repeated with consistency every day lead to great achievements over time" John Maxwell Those who know me will be aware that alongside my self employed life, I am following a life long ambition to write a crime novel (destination thriller). I've carved out time to do this once a week but after watching a webinar on 'first drafts' yesterday, I have had to admit to myself that whilst this is so valuable and I use it well, I need more consistency of habit for me to get to where I want it to be! Many of my coaching clients often say they do not feel they have time to pursue the things they want to try or come back to. It's true, we only have 24 hours in a day but there are things that I can say 'no' to to create more of a daily habit... 🤔 cutting out that 30-45 mins of social media scrolling through the day 🤔 that hour of Netflix Both those tiny tweaks alone will buy me about 90 minutes of writing time to start creating that consistency. But I also know I'm very much a morning person. So today, I'm changing it up and making the most of self employed flexibility. Instead of starting my day of coaching by going through emails, I put my writing notebook in my bag and spent 45 minutes over breakfast going through my favourite writing blogs. Not only do I feel energised and creative about my writing project, I feel in a great state of mind to meet my first client of the day. A win-win. What can you say no to so that you can create small pockets of time to do the things you really want to do? How can you make the most of when your energy is highest?

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