Intro about me:
My work experience as a Communications Specialist has spanned the fields of Broadcast Journalism, Public Affairs, Management of Education, and Consultancy and Training to various sectors. A perpetual learner, since childhood I've loved to read, write, study, and to engage in discussions, especially about current affairs and human nature as I observe it. My family members bring me Joy as well as purpose in life, and my parents have been my greatest influencers because they demonstrated God's Love and His Kingdom on earth in very practical ways. Because both of them were children of Methodist preachers, traditional Wesleyan theology has been my grounding, and I have witnessed its positive influences in England, Malaysia, and the world too, so this area is not just theory to me.
My dreams/goal/vision:
My current goal is to publish more of my writings about actual examples of how God is so generously involved in every area of the lives of every single person, so that many will know of His Goodness and trust Him more.
Things I love to do:
I enjoy nature and quietly spending time reflecting on what is going on in the world and how it fits into God's Word - nature teaches us many things about God's character. I love preparing educational training materials and dislike interrupting my train of thought. I also love explanatory teaching and coaching my clients in how to get more Joy and fulfillment out of the difficult areas in their lives.
One fun fact about me:
On each month that has 31 days, I go my nearby Baskin Robbins and buy my favorite flavors of their ice creams.
Mentoring-Coaching Focus:
Work & Marketplace, Leadership Issues & Development, Church & Ministry, Personal Growth & Formation, The spirit-mind-body integrations in holistic wellness.
I believe Mentoring-Coaching is important because:
I have benefitted immensely from the guidance of the many mentor-coaches in my life (mostly full-time missionaries) who have patiently opened my eyes and guided my perspectives in ways that I could not have achieved on my own.
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