Nina Urman, Life Coach & Facilitator – Self-Mastery for Top Leaders
- Nina Urman is a Life Coach and Facilitator for Self-Mastery for Top Leaders.
- She is a Russian-German former professional tennis player, with over 10 years of experience delivering transformation around the world.
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Overview
Embarking on a journey of self-mastery and personal growth is akin to stepping onto a tennis court, ready to serve with unwavering determination. But what if the coach guiding you through this transformative process is not only a master of the mind but also a former professional tennis player?
Enter Nina Urman, a captivating force of wisdom and resilience, whose life’s trajectory from the tennis court to the realm of coaching has captivated the hearts and minds of top leaders worldwide.
Brace yourself for a remarkable tale of self-discovery, as we delve into Nina’s extraordinary fusion of athletic prowess and coaching prowess, and unlock the secrets to unlocking your own leadership potential.
00:40- About Nina Urman
- Nina Urman is a Life Coach and Facilitator for Self-Mastery for Top Leaders.
- She is a Russian-German former professional tennis player, with over 10 years of experience delivering transformation around the world.
- Nina thinks in English, feels in Russian, organizes in German, speaks fluent French, and coaches in all four languages.
- She is also a YPO member.
02:18- What made you select Coaching as a career?
- I have a unique background as a half-Russian, half-German individual. Growing up, my parents showered me with love and attention.
- When we moved to Germany, my father envisioned me as a professional tennis player.
- However, I faced an identity crisis and embarked on a journey of self-discovery.
- A friend suggested I try coaching, and it ignited a passion within me. I realized I could help others find their purpose.
- Today, I specialize in coaching corporate athletes, using my own athletic background.
08:18- How do you approach the process of helping a leader develop self-awareness and self-mastery?
- There’s a specific framework I use to help people, focusing on the connection between the mind and emotions.
- It begins with self-awareness and understanding that our actions are driven by how we think they will make us feel.
- Generating the right emotions is key to achieving future goals. This concept has transformed my life and the lives of many leaders I’ve worked with.
- The process requires consistent awareness and action, but the transformation can start with the realization that change is possible.
22:17- Three lessons for the audience
- Listen to your heart and intuition, and then take action. Many people hear their inner voice but dismiss it.
- Avoid procrastination and instead, adopt a “do it now” mindset. Taking immediate action leads to progress.
- It’s important to create from the future rather than being constrained by the past. By envisioning and building towards a future vision, you open yourself up to new possibilities.
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- Nina Urman is a Life Coach and Facilitator for Self-Mastery for Top Leaders.
- She is a Russian-German former professional tennis player, with over 10 years of experience delivering transformation around the world.
- Nina thinks in English, feels in Russian, organizes in German, speaks fluent French, and coaches in all four languages.
- She is also a YPO member.
