Success is for everyone, opportunity is everywhere…
Every one of us has the capability to
succeed. But what does it mean to be
successful? What does success look
like for you? And how is it achievable?
Create an
extraordinary life
Amanda Dewinter is an executive success coach, social scientist and dedicated life-long learner. Following the philosophy that we are all naturally curious and have a thirst for knowledge, Amanda believes that rather than quashing this we should nurture and foster it to benefit from learning throughout life. She believes that this is the key to greater freedom, more opportunities and wider choices.
Amanda believes that you are capable of much more than you give yourself credit for and it’s through learning that you can tap into and expand your potential and greatness.
The only thing holding you back from achieving greatness and feeling empowered is the right support, effort and the opportunity to learn. If you’re not happy with life, keep doing the same thing and nothing will change; learn something new and it will.
about amandaThe Success Code
Published by HQ, Harper Collins
Every one of us has the capability to succeed. But what does it mean to be successful? What does success look like for you? And how is it achievable?
Explore the answers to these questions and more in The Success Code, a game-changing book that will help you discover the code to your own success!
This is a practical guide that gives you the tools you need to identify your ambitions, prioritise your wellbeing, revolutionise your learning, and prepare for success. It empowers readers from every walk of life to set their own goals, invest time into shaping their future, and make their own success a priority.
out 7th January
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One of the oldest tricks in the education book still works: storytelling (btw, great research-design) @thebandb – From experience to meaning… https://theeconomyofmeaning.com/2021/01/04/one-of-the-oldest-tricks-in-the-education-book-still-works-storytelling-btw-great-research-design/
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office invites UK students in Year 10 to Year 13 or equivalent to write 800 words about big economic challenges by 25 April 2021. £250 prize. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/fcdo-next-generation-economics-competition
Oh wow! Free CPD. From your armchair. What a line-up! Specifically aimed at new education leaders. Success is open to all, opportunities like this are there for the taking.
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