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Introduction In today’s high-pressure corporate environment, your career is more than just a list of qualifications. Professional success is intricately linked with emotional well-being, which can often be traced back to formative experiences in our childhood. Believe it or not, ‘small’ childhood traumas can be pivotal in shaping your adult professional life. As a bio-energetic mental fitness life coach with a holistic approach, I’ve seen firsthand how addressing these hidden issues with life coaching can unlock avenues for career growth and personal happiness. Understanding ‘Small’ Childhood Traumas We all carry emotional baggage from our early years. These traumas may not necessarily be glaring instances of neglect or abuse. Even seemingly ‘small’ traumas—like emotional neglect, persistent teasing, or overwhelming parental expectations—can profoundly impact our mental health and, by extension, our career performance. How ‘Small’ Childhood Traumas Affect Your Career 1. Leadership Skills Poor self-esteem stemming from childhood experiences could manifest as hesitancy in leadership roles. Leadership isn’t about domineering control but inspiring trust and collaboration. A compromised sense of self can cripple these essential leadership qualities. 2. Decision-Making The echoes of childhood often linger in our adult decision-making. Career coaching can help spotlight these issues, allowing you to navigate professional choices with increased clarity and balanced judgment. 3. Team Relationships Forming effective teams requires trust, something that may be scarce if you’ve faced ‘small’ childhood traumas like emotional neglect. These past experiences could create invisible barriers to effective communication and collaboration. 4. Performance Anxiety This is a widespread issue in high-stakes

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Holistic health coaching is becoming more popular as people look to improve life and well-being in a comprehensive way. Not everyone will switch to this type of coaching right away; however, if you are considering it, here are a few points to keep in mind. For an overview of services, see Holistic Coaching and Health & Wellbeing. A holistic health coach typically helps clients improve physical and mental health, reduce stress and anxiety, enhance spiritual growth, and strengthen relationships. If you are thinking about booking a consultation with a holistic health coach, you will be guided through a process that considers diet, exercise, routines, and stress management—so the plan fits your life. Having a health coach by your side helps in moments when you feel stuck, discouraged, overwhelmed, or short on time. Step by step, you gain clarity and momentum. What Is a Holistic Coach and What Do They Do? Holistic health coaching focuses on the whole person rather than isolated parts. The goal is to improve all areas of well-being—physical, mental, and emotional—so changes last. In other words, holistic health coaching looks at how to lift every aspect of your health, not only one symptom or behaviour. A certified holistic coach helps you see what is blocking progress toward your goals and checks in regularly (often across three months). During these conversations, thoughtful questions help you find practical ways to overcome challenges. Benefits of Holistic Health Coaching (with a Certified Coach) 1) Improving Physical and Mental Health Coaching supports