What’s my definition of fear? False Evidence Appearing Real. -Anna Sabatino aka “Anna Sab”
Meet Anna Sabatino, wife, mother, life coach, driving instructor, entrepreneur, and all-around super-woman. It was Anna’s husband who nominated her as a guest on the show and she did not disappoint! In this interview, we learn all about the long and winding road of life. For Anna, the twists and turns are there to help us find our purpose. The daughter of Italian immigrants, Anna grew up in a strict but faith-filled, loving home in Brighton, Massachusetts. At only 20, she began working on the administrative side of a hugely successful sporting goods agency that represented New Balance Athletic shoes. Thirty years later, her boss retired and closed the business, leaving Anna at a crossroads, so she put on her running shoes and started training for the New York and Boston marathons. She also signed up for an Empowerment Workshop that ignited a new passion: helping teenagers find their way. Armed with her certification as an Empowerment Life Coach, she launched a coaching practice aimed at teens…and sadly, no one came. Frustrated and feeling a little bit lost, she went for a run…and ran into an old friend who said: “Get certified as a driving instructor. Most of your clients will be teenagers anyway.” Today, Anna is the owner of her own driving school, www.csdriving.com, and the CS stands for common sense. Whether she’s in the car or the classroom with her students, whom she proudly calls her “lovelies,”Anna is a guiding light when they need it the most. Says Anna: “ Most teens are terrified to drive. I shift the way they think from negative to positive and give them confidence. I tell them fear is really false evidence appearing real.” What’s next for Anna? A new book called Just Drive: Life Lessons from Behind the Wheel. For 22 minutes, bound to keep your foot on the gas, and your eye on the horizon, just hit that download button. #teens #lifecoach #drivinglessons #drive