LIFE COACH AND HEALTH & FITNESS PROFESSIONAL
I have travelled the road less travelled, the road well travelled and a lot of paths in between. I also made a habit of travelling the world for one year every five years to disengage from the routine and step well outside the box.
As an Australian Army Major at the age of 29, I decided that the box I'd had learnt innumerable skills in was just not big enough; so I resigned and moved to Salt Lake in 2002 to consult for the Winter Olympic Games. This lead to 5 years of consulting to Olympic and Asian Games committees and stakeholders across the world; which honed my skills in helping individuals and organizations get superior results, regardless of their cultural backgrounds or experience.
But in 2007 I set off in a different direction. Taking up my long time hobby (actually that would be passion) of helping people find their inner happiness. I fortified my skills in the mind-body connection with formal studies in the USA, followed by a impromptu decision to move to Asia. So I now conduct life coaching for a diverse range of private clients; and enjoy working with the holistic fitness retreat, Bali Elements. My work is best described as a blend of conscious strategies with subconscious energy work and NLP. I also like to pass on my insights and passion for life by delivering presentations on Conscious Awareness and Living.
Now I think that 20 years of experience has honed my planning and problem solving skills to an exceptional level, which I apply liberally when helping change the course of my client’s lives. In addition to that, one of the first questions I ask myself in any situation is ‘how can I make this even better?’ I am about constant improvement in all aspects of life. I also have formal qualifications such as a management degree, a diploma in NLP, Personal Fitness Training qualifications, a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and I am a Reiki master. I also do charity work in East Timor and support small business enterprises in the Philippines and India. Plus I write regular Happiness Tips on his Blog, and has various articles published on how to exercise your happiness muscles.
To find out a little bit more about Carl, make sure you check out the Happiness Tips on his Blog.
