Well-being Coach Hayes
A Well-being Coach plays a pivotal role in transforming lives. Highly trained and wholly dedicated, a Well-being Coach guides individuals on their journey towards achieving personal fulfilment and overall self-improvement. In particular, Well-being Coach Hayes, based in the UK, is renowned for his unique and personalised approach in this domain.
Once a participant has identified their own goals for personal well-being, Coach Hayes facilitates the process of achieving them by utilising a comprehensive system that targets key areas like diet, fitness, stress management, relationships, and psychological health. Implementing a holistic approach, he provides practical and sustainable solutions that suit the lifestyle and personality of each individual, helping them cultivate healthy habits and bring about positive changes in their lives.
Through his engaging personality and empathetic nature, Coach Hayes manages to form strong bonds with his participants, ensuring they feel supported throughout their journey to improved well-being. His capacity to empathise has enabled him to consistently achieve such notable results in helping individuals flourish; be it staying motivated to keep a fitness regimen, maintaining a balanced diet, building healthy relationships or managing stress effectively. Thanks to Wishing Coach Hayes, countless individuals have experienced profound improvements in their overall well-being.
The hardest part of any journey is usually taking the first step. Give me a call or send me an email and that’s the first step done! Then we can have a chat to see if and how I can help. No pressure. It is that easy.
About me
Let’s get the formalities over and done with. I am a Certified Life Coach, NLP Practitioner and NLP Master Practitioner, a professional member of ANLP, and a member of ICF.
I have a lot of life experiences under my belt. I have hitchhiked around Texas as a youngster, visited many countries, and mentored others in the field of education. I also ran my own business providing early years childcare for over 20 years, one of my greatest professional achievements to date.
But hitting my 50s a few years ago, was a pivotal moment. I felt I had lost my sense of identity and to some extent my health.
I knew I needed and wanted to change, to re-evaluate my life and to overcome my personal battle with my weight.
In the end, that personal journey of overcoming my own challenges led me to a total career change and to re-training as a coach because I knew I could and wanted to help others. I am not going to say my own journey was not daunting at times, but I hope my personal transformation will help inspire others.
Oh, and I love fresh flowers, Latin music, football and reading – which is my greatest joy.
What are my values?
There are certain things that really matter to me. I hope they resonate with you too because they are very much part of how I work: