Becoming a Life Coach does not come from vain; it requires a lot of hard work and experience. For me, it all started back when I worked at a TV Channel producer of several entertaining and educational programs (1994- 2008). I then moved on to become an assistant in the head division administration of Lycee Abdel Kader (2005- 2020). During the past couple of years, I have been working so hard on my education and on my Life Coach degree. I had to balance between my marriage, my family, my job, my degree, and my life coaching practices and clients. I was able to do so with much determination, and I had gained experience from all the different clients I had worked with. Meanwhile, at school and as a life coach, I have worked with kids, teenagers, and adults who faced different problems and hardships, and who came from different socio-cultural and economic backgrounds. These people didn’t need a psychologist as they were not facing any disorders, but they needed a life coach to listen to them, guide them, encourage them, and trust in their potential to achieve their goals. I have finally had the opportunity to become the life coach of the school I currently work in, and work closely with the kids and their parents and follow up on their personal and academic journeys. Along with my license in Public Relations, I chose to enroll in the Academic Life Coaching Institute and Pragmadoms to acquire the knowledge and the skills needed to work as a Life, Family, and Youth Coach that ultimately turned out to be my passion career. I am currently also a Board Member of the International Coach Federation (ICF) Lebanon Chapter, and am an Associated Certified Coach (ACC).

This is my story, how about yours?