Hello Shiny Mind 💜
This episode is very special because it combines my greatest obsession — consciousness — with the powerful tool of coaching.
Here’s what I shared in this episode:
🌟 How coaching helps us awaken to our truth and raise our consciousness
🌟 The difference between coaching, consulting, and advising (and why only coaching elevates awareness)
🌟 What the International Coaching Federation defines as true coaching — and why I align with it 1000%
🌟 Why I call those “aha!” moments Neuro-Shine Moments of Truth
🌟 My personal journey of not feeling heard, and how coaching gave me the space to finally feel okay being me
🌟 The story of a student who shifted from being a “human doing” to a conscious, breathing human being
At the heart of this episode is my reminder: you are a light being.
And every time you pause, breathe, and connect with your truth, your light shines brighter.
Coaching is the tool that helps you find that light and share it with the world.
This is more than a conversation — it’s a journey into yourself.
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How I Got Here…
2011: Became a Licensed Trainer of Neuro Linguistic Programming® (trained by Dr. Richard Bandler).
Earned a second Bachelor’s degree in Metaphysics from the University of Metaphysics.
2012: Became Lead Instructor of Leadership Communication Strategies at UCLA Extension.
2013: Earned a Master’s in Metaphysical Psychology from the University of Metaphysics.
2014: Became Lead Instructor and Course Author of "Managing Yourself and Others with Emotional Intelligence" at UCLAx and Received my first ICF CCE Accreditation (30 hours) for in-person training program.
2015: Achieved first “6 figures” in the US.
2016: Created Neuro-Shine Technology™ and became an official member of the Forbes Coaches Council.
2017: Named one of the 40 Under 40 Most Influential Turkish Americans.
2018: Won Global Woman Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
2019: Became an ICF Certified Coach (ACC), achieved full 60-hour ICF Accreditation as a CCE provider and launched "Be-Live in U" as the Academy of Neuro-Shine Technology™.
2021: Earned ICF MCC Credential (only 721 in the world at the time).
2022: Secured ICF Level 1 & 2 Coaching Education Accreditations.
2023: Neuro-Shine Technology™ reached 50+ countries and 500+ coaches, launched the Business Development Mastermind at the Forbes Coaches Council, featured on Kajabi’s main page and introduced 5 faculty members at the Academy of Neuro-Shine Technology™.
2024: Achieved PhD in Metaphysical Science.
2025: Received my 2nd Doctorate in Metaphysical Psychology, M. PsyD! 🥳
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