PROFILE Coaching Network Dinner - Canterbury

Engaging with experienced professionals allows for the exchange of ideas and insights, helping you refine your coaching techniques and stay abreast of industry trends. Such networking events not only increase your visibility but also establish your credibility, positioning you as a committed and knowledgeable coach in the field. Moreover, these gatherings provide a platform to discuss challenges and share solutions, promoting continuous learning and personal development. By participating, you invest in your growth, expand your professional network, and open doors to new opportunities that can significantly impact your coaching journey.

5pm - 6pm Drinks with Glenn Livingstone sharing his thoughts on coaching and marathons

6pm - 9pm Dinner with a surprise speaker !!!!!!

The menu is a set 3 course menu.

Entree

Chicken Croquettes, black garlic aioli

OR

Spiced Kumara Croquettes, romesco sauce and dressed mesculin

Mains

Roast Chicken Breast, cumin and carrot Puree, Jack Daniels Sauce

OR 

Vegetable Nut Roast, crushed peas, vegan red wine jus

Dessert

Tiramasu

OR 

White Chocolate and Lemon Cheesecake and Berry Coulis

Tea and Coffee

Please email info@profilecoaching.co.nz with your preferred choices after booking in.

Our Guest Speakers is Jane Hardjono

Whether you are interested in your identity as an author, embodiment, nonduality or ‘just’ trying to see ourselves as we really are … these are tricky things to do on our own. It’s like describing the taste of our own mouth or imitating our own walk. How do you describe the style of your writing or communicating, or existing? Humans need the mirror of another person to see things clearly. That’s why you might work with a coach.

Here’s an interesting concoction: take 20+ years’ experience in communication, marketing and advertising. Then get an editor and writer. Plus a Feldenkrais Method® practitioner with deep curiosity around embodiment. Add a few versatile certifications and lots of different courageous experiences. Roll them all into one person, shake it out – and you get Jane Hardjono: nonfiction book coach and embodiment coach. She can help you create a sequence of thoughts that will get you to publication, within a set time period and be a witness as you explore your creative process. Jane has Indonesian parents, is Australian born and bred, is a naturalised Dutchwoman, and became a permanent resident of New Zealand last year. She lives in Christchurch with her husband and two ‘third culture’ kids.