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Sandi Amorim

Vancouver, Canada Area

Sandi Amorim is an instigator and champion for freedom; a coach and writer committed to liberating you from your limiting beliefs and 'someday thinking.' Her work provides an excavation of what's stopped you, followed by a deep experience of freedom. She has a passion for personal development with a strong focus on tangible, real-world results that make a difference for her clients in ways they often can't predict. This sneak attack makes her very happy!

She shares her views (and slightly mad twist on personal development) at DevaCoaching.com

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Getting You Unstuck!

15+ years in the coaching and personal development field have left a burning desire to help people experience more freedom in life. With multiple trainings (including Solution Focused Coaching, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, and Harmony Integration techniques) I am able to get people unstuck so they can move forward on what's important!

http://www.devacoaching.com/the-freedom-sessions/

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Sandi Amorim answered

Lots of entrepreneurs work 60 to 80 hours a week. This isn't what I consider a good work/life balance. How would you improve it?

I shift the focus from balance to satisfaction. There are times when you have to pull off the crazy hours to do what needs to be done. Follow that up with a period of downtime and self-care, and you've got a pretty solid foundation. If however, you're working those hours every week, I'd suggest a good hard look at your values, as something's likely being compromised.

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What is the difference between a mentor and a business coach?

Some key differences to consider:
- Coaching is based most often on a monthly retainer. Mentoring can be as well, but is usually offered without a fee, often based on a personal request or referral.
- Coaches rarely give advice, coming from the perspective that the client has the answers within. Empowering yes, but there are times when you just want someone to give you a straight answer or share their experience. Mentors (and consultants) provide this more naturally.

I've worked with entrepreneurs who've had both, and I've done so myself. If you're looking for personal development within your business, I'd lean towards coaching. If you're more after advice and experience, I'd look for a mentor. Both are helpful and can make the world of difference in the right circumstances.

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Sandi is simply a great business coach who understands the challenges and opportunities facing entrepreneurs. Her caring, humor and passion for what she does masks it a pleasure to work with her. But coaching sessions are never just a feel good exercise as Sandi consistently and skillfully challenges you to take disciplined action on following your dreams.

I have no hesitation about recommending her to entrepreneurs who want to fast track their dreams.

Anne Melnyk Source: LinkedIn

Sandi Amorim is not your average or even above average coach. She is extraordinary. She has a gift for connecting with you simply through a hello, and a gift of understanding you and listening - oh the way she listens and then the way she can bring everything to light without analyzing or judging it but simply by showing you an impartial view and helping you decide your own course... she is gifted, she is amazing, she is one incredible coach and I can't recommend her enough.

Farnoosh Brock Source: LinkedIn

Learning from Sandi was a great experience. Sandi goes beyond expectations and consistently holds the space for the success of others.

Melody/Mel Lutterman Source: LinkedIn

Member since July 2013