Coaching

6 Coachings

Learning how to Learn - a very long title for testing the spacing around the pag
Learning how to Learn - a very long title for testing the spacing around the pag
Dr. Emily Carter is a dedicated academic coach with over 10 years of experience in guiding students toward academic excellence and personal growth. With a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from Stanford University, Emily combines her deep understanding of learning theories with practical coaching t
Marketing - Digital Marketing
Marketing - Digital Marketing
Part coach, part cheerleader, part caffeine-fueled idea machine. I turn your marketing woes into 'whoa!' moments with strategies sharper than a brand-new pencil and creativity that's borderline absurd (in the best way). My methods are simple: less jargon, more results, and a dash of
Meet Carol "The HR Guru" McFunnypants
Meet Carol "The HR Guru" McFunnypants
Profile Overview Name: Chuck McFunnypants Title: Chief Happiness Officer (CHO) Experience: 15 years in Human Resources, 10 years in dad jokes Specialty: Turning frowns
Chess - Theory and Practice following Magnussen
Chess - Theory and Practice following Magnussen
Background Alexandra Petrova is an International Grandmaster with over 20 years of competitive chess experience. She achieved the Grandmaster title at the age of 23 and has represented her country in multiple Chess Olympiads. Achievements
Fit for Fun in 2025
Fit for Fun in 2025
Calvin Coach is a passionate fitness coach with over 8 years of experience in transforming lives through health and wellness. After overcoming personal fitness challenges, Alex dedicated their career to helping others achieve their goals. With certifications in personal training and nutrition, Al
Scientific Writing - challenge accepted
Scientific Writing - challenge accepted
Part coach, part cheerleader, part caffeine-fueled idea machine. I turn your marketing woes into 'whoa!' moments with strategies sharper than a brand-new pencil and creativity that's borderline absurd (in the best way). 🚀 My methods are simple: less jargon, more results, and a dash of d