In this episode, Maisie welcomes Qayyah, a multifaceted graduate of the MOE Foundation Coaching Course.
A self-described “very human human being,” Qayyah shares some of her profound insights on self-description, humanising oneself and the incredible significance of embracing all aspects of our humanity. From her diverse background in cognition, teaching, journalism, to her transformational journey into coaching and personal training, this episode unveils the interconnected threads that define our human experience.
A conversation for the curious mind, this episode unravels the layers of emotional intelligence it takes to be a coach and the impact tuning into our body has on understanding our thoughts and emotions.
Touching on the differences between coaching and psychotherapy, intersectionality and overcoming adversities this conversation navigates the goal-focused nature of coaching and its distinctive role in personal growth.
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If you’d like to connect with Qayyah, you can find her details below:
Email: ruqayyah.moynihan@gmail.com
Key takeaways
- Emphasis on Self-Awareness through Practices: The episodes stress the importance of self-awareness, particularly through practices like yoga and coaching.
- Distinction between Coaching and Psychotherapy: A key point highlighted is the distinction between coaching and psychotherapy.
- Reframe Discipline with Kindness: Discipline is linked not just to physical fitness but also to brain health, mood, and overall well-being, emphasising the importance of self-care.
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