As an Executive Coach with a background in general psychology and Industrial Organizational Psychology, my lessons are tailored to offer a comprehensive and personalized experience. Here's what you can expect:

Lesson Format:
I typically structure lessons in a coaching or mentorship format, emphasizing interactive discussions, reflective exercises, and real-world application. Each session begins by identifying the goals and challenges of the student, allowing us to focus on what’s most relevant to their personal or professional development.

Content and Dynamics:
The content is a blend of psychological principles, career strategies, and organizational insights. I focus heavily on topics such as self-awareness, productivity, work-life balance, leadership, and navigating career transitions. Each session incorporates case studies, actionable strategies, and role-playing exercises to help students understand and apply the concepts in a practical way. Additionally, students are encouraged to reflect on their experiences and articulate their learnings, fostering a dynamic and engaging learning environment.

Experience:
With over 13 years of experience in success coaching, including coaching C-suite students and clients, my approach is grounded in deep psychological insights and practical career advice. My background allows me to understand both the human and organizational sides of career development, ensuring that students are equipped to excel not just in their current roles but in their long-term career paths.

In closing, building confidence is a process that involves consistent effort, self-reflection, and a belief in your own abilities. For students, it's important to recognize that confidence grows as you take small steps toward your goals, embrace challenges, and learn from experiences. Focus on your strengths, surround yourself with supportive people, and remember that mistakes are part of the journey. By staying committed to growth and showing up for yourself, you’ll develop the resilience and confidence needed to succeed both academically and personally. Confidence isn't just about knowing everything; it's about trusting that you can figure it out. Keep going!