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Archived Coach Reporter
Published: November 10, 2009 under Archived Coach Reporter, Archived Featured Articles, Archived Podcasts
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Coach Max Leone loves working with clients on their passion. After all, he’s living his own. Leone, an Italian, relocated to Ireland as he pursued his dream of coaching in English.
Leone specializes in “helping people discover and express strategically their unique talents and to bring them into the job they were born to do.”
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Mark Joyella is an Emmy-winning television news reporter and anchor who has worked at television stations in Colorado, Georgia, Florida and New York. A firm believer in the power of coaching, Mark has been on both sides of the coaching equation, as a client, and as a coach, helping aspiring journalists excel in writing, reporting and storytelling. Mark lives in Connecticut with his wife and daughter. Follow Mark on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/coachreporter.
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Thanks Mark and Max for sharing the great story!
Somewhat similar, I too found my passion for coaching this year at 40 years old when I moved with my family from Boston to India. We were following our intuition and were seeking adventure and so moved to India of our own volition. The change has been challenging of course and it has rocked our world, but most importantly it gifted me with uncovering my passion for coaching. After years of searching, dabbling, questioning, and uncertainy in my career, I have clarity and it makes life so much easier, and of course much more fun!!
All the best on your journey,
Ashley