Mahima Klinge shares her introduction into the world of coaching and discusses the confusion she felt as a new coach. She highlights how leaning on the experiences of others gave her more clarity and allowed her to create a sustainable practice.
Show Notes
Mahima Klinge is considered to be Europe’s top Self-Mastery mentor and mindset trainer. She is the founder of the Mahima Mindset, an award winning speaker and the author of A Rebel's Guide To Inner Peace: Live The Moment.
In this episode we discuss:
Mahima’s introduction into the coaching industry
How experienced coaches can guide you through your journey and help you avoid common mistakes
Why you need to be clear on your goals and expectations as a coach and business owner
The importance of creating a system that works for you when you’re just getting started
The obstacles you may face as a new coach stepping outside of your comfort zone and how to overcome them
How working through your personal challenges allows you to show up better for your clients
The importance of prioritizing self-care to avoid burnout
“When we're fighting with our own demons and our own negativity and our own self loathing and that voice in the head, that's telling us we're not enough… It's very difficult to show up as a powerful leader.” – Mahima Klinge
Mahima
Mahima - Europe’s No 1 Self Mastery Mentor, Mindset Trainer, International Bestselling Author and Award Winning Speaker and Founder of The Mahima Mindset
Mahima is the first Black Self Mastery Mentor to have spoken at The Harvard Club of Boston in July 2018. In 2017 she got to share the stage with Sir Richard Branson at a business development event in Singapore. She has also had the privilege to share the stage with other thought leaders like Les Brown, Kevin Harrington, Lisa Nichols, Vishen Lakhiani and Kane and Alessia Minkus. Mahima has done over 10 000 hours of meditation practice and to date has helped transform the lives of thousands of people, with her unique creations, “The inner peace formula” and “The own your superstar” multi award winning training. Since 1997 Mahima and her team have developed a world-class personal growth academy, which evolved into what is today known as The Mahima Mindset. The Mahima Mindset helps people find and live their higher purpose.
Mahima is born and brought up in Zimbabwe but has spent her whole adult life travelling around the world teaching her unique brand of Mindful Leadership. She has spoken at Google and given workshops at UBS bank, The Global Fund and Mindvalley’s epic Afest and many other prestigious companies. She has been featured as a thought leader on Dukus Copy TV and is currently featured on leading meditation apps like Omvana, Insight and Mindbliss. Mahima has received The Swiss Enterprise Award 2017 for Best Meditation Coach and many other international awards for her trainings in 2018 and 2019.
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Episode transcript: Clarity is Prosperity (Mahima Klinge) Coming soon.
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Creators & Guests
Host
Melinda Cohan
Producer
Cynthia Lamb
Guest
Mahima Klinge
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