My Passion for Coaching – Shaping Young Lives

I hold my passion for coaching young children close to my heart—it’s not just a job, it’s a mission. One of my most memorable camps in the UAE brought me face-to-face with two very different kids, each with their own struggles. The first was a boy—sharp, but weighed down by prejudice. He believed he was always right, dismissed others' opinions, and approached everything with a negative mindset, creating a tense atmosphere within the team. I was prepared to tackle this challenge by the third day, but fate had other plans—he fell sick and had to discontinue. Boy, I’m waiting for you in the December camp! You have immense potential, and I’ve made it my mission to help you realize it. The second was a girl—an extreme introvert with low energy and poor self-esteem. Her silence worried me—I wondered where this attitude would lead her. A conversation with her mother revealed a heartbreaking truth: her father was absent, and the relationship between her parents was strained and uninspiring. It was a wake-up call—a reminder of the harsh realities some children face at home. That day, I made a promise to myself: I would be the catalyst for change in this girl’s life. My goal? To help her find her voice. By the end of the program, she stood on stage in front of 400 people, delivering the most heartfelt message. With tears in her eyes, she declared: "Mom, you are my inspiration, and I will always be there for you." That moment wasn’t just inspiring—it was transformative. Parents, take note: The home environment profoundly impacts a child’s behavior and self-worth. When children act out—whether through disrespect, anger, or withdrawal—it often reflects deeper family issues. Everything starts at home. These experiences strengthen my resolve to reach more young minds and reaffirm my belief that I can empower people. Every day, in every way, I’m becoming better and better—and I am proud to be a coach!