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Yorkshire Business Leader Suniel Makh Launches New Venture
Brighouse resident, Suniel Makh, former board director of leading travel company icelolly.com has launched a ‘mindset coaching’ business, supporting individuals, and businesses nationally and internationally, to ‘be the best they can be’.
Having spent 7 years as a senior figure at one of the UK’s leading travel companies, and as part of the senior management team which took the business to a £17m MBO, Suniel will assist individuals to develop and succeed in a high-pressure environment, either professionally or personally.
He will draw upon his personal understanding on the importance of mindset, combined with his impressive advanced qualifications as a certified Master Coach and Mentor, NLP Practitioner, Lifecoach and Hypnotherapist, to support clients in areas where they wish to develop.
Suniel will assist individuals in achieving their unique goals from gaining a competitive advantage in a tough market, to fulfilling personal ambitions such as over-coming a very stressful period in their lives or attaining a good work-life balance.
He explains: “I strongly believe that one size doesn’t fit all because we are all so unique and have differing needs. I combine and blend skills from the fields of coaching, NLP, hypnotherapy, counselling, active listening, mentoring and many more, working with both the conscious and unconscious minds to support my clients in achieving breakthroughs, professionally and personally. I want the people I work with to experience the unbeatable feeling that you are in control, powerful, ready to take positive action and have the tools, knowledge and strategies to last them a lifetime.”
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