The Top Motivational Coaches
THE TOP MOTIVATIONAL COACHES
Ever wondered what fuels the world's top motivational coaches?
Their journeys are as diverse as the impact they create.
From empowering women entrepreneurs to leveraging academic research in mental toughness, these coaches bring unique perspectives to personal and professional development.
Each has carved a distinct path, blending science with spirituality, social entrepreneurship with personal empowerment, and academic rigor with practical wisdom.
In this article, we delve into their approaches and insights, revealing how they inspire transformation and success in a rapidly evolving world.
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In Brief : The Top Motivational Coaches
- Rebecca Sfedj - Rebecca Sfedj passionately empowers women entrepreneurs through Gals for Change, merging social entrepreneurship with personal growth.
- Dr Steve Harris - Dr. Steve Harris, a former world champion and mind coach for Springbok rugby, blends academic research with practical experience in mental toughness coaching.
- Sujata Mukherjee - Sujata Mukherjee, a globally certified life coach and cognitive behavioral therapist, draws from 25 years of rich work experience to empower clients on their personal growth journey.
- Dr. Peyush Bhatia - Peyush, a versatile coach and motivational speaker, caters to a diverse clientele, from corporate executives to homemakers, addressing relationship and depression-related challenges.
- Ronny Leber - Ronny Leber, a seasoned keynote speaker and event host, captivates audiences worldwide with emotionally charged speeches.
- Ashu Khanna - Ashu Khanna, founder of Arka Leadership, pioneers authentic leadership development in India.
- Lee Jackson - Lee Jackson, a dynamic communicator from Leeds, engages diverse audiences with his multi-generational perspective and creative approach.
- Jim Johnson - Coach Jim Johnson brings over 30 years of coaching experience, including leading high-school basketball teams to victory, to his motivational speaking.
- Jessica Cox - Jessica Cox, a renowned speaker and advocate for resilience, empowers audiences globally to pursue their dreams fearlessly.
- Jeffré Phillips - Jeffré Phillips, a seasoned entrepreneur and executive producer, shares insights from his diverse career spanning industries like television, music, and film.
- Marsha Weiner - Marsha Weiner, an esteemed business consultant and corporate trainer, pioneers executive business coaching with a commitment-based, action-oriented approach.
- Jim Miller - Jim Miller, with 37 years of coaching experience, boasts an impressive record coaching National Championship teams and individual champions at Wartburg College.
Rebecca Sfedj
Rebecca Sfedj envisions a world where entrepreneurship can be a source of accomplishment, impact, and emancipation for young women. That’s why she leads Gals for Change, the - soon to be global - community where she empowers and gathers women entrepreneurs to develop a profitable project that is both fulfilling and impactful.
She’s a certified coach and trainer in neurosciences, an intercultural facilitator, a published author in communication, and a TEDx speaker (400 000 views).
What do you do differently, or how is your coaching different from others?
My pedagogy conciliates social entrepreneurship, personal & spiritual development, and women empowerment. That is to say that it is specialized for (aspiring) women entrepreneurs who want to change themselves in order to change the world. We use a holistic and systemic approach where everything is needed to make a lasting change: head, heart, body, and spirit. That’s why we have complementary methods: neuroscience, non-violent communication, enneagram, collective intelligence, and artistic activities such as dance and writing.
What, according to you, has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?
The single most critical thing that has contributed to my success and happiness as a coach is… to surround myself carefully! Whether it is by my coaches and therapists to help me grow, by my clients to inspire me, by my team to support my motivation and activities, by my colleagues entrepreneurs in co-developments or clubs, and, more recently, by my own community of like-minded entrepreneurs, Gals for Change!
Dr Steve Harris
Dr Steve Harris is the CEO of a University College, has an MBA and PhD, is a former world champion of Surf Lifesaving, a former mind coach for the Springbok rugby team, an author of two books, and was the winner of a national entrepreneur’s “Build a Business” competition.
What do you do differently, or how is your coaching different from others?
My coaching is underpinned by academic research combined with practical experience in mental toughness. I use the notion that we all have struggles and obstacles, and with improved mental toughness (particularly critical thinking and competence building), we can manage these and scaffold through relevance, from remarkable to rare, where we start to make a unique contribution and create new value.
What, according to you, has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?
The ability to change my mind because of my experiences in the speaking industry and the critical thinking lessons of mental toughness made me aware I was not a victim. I can make a difference in my life and help others make a difference in theirs through humility, inspiration, and kindness.
Sujata Mukherjee
Sujata Mukherjee is a Certified & Internationally Licensed “Heal Your Life” Workshop Facilitator/Teacher & Seminar Leader. She is a cognitive behavioral therapist from the School of Natural Health Science, Berkeley’s Square, U.K., accredited by the International College of Holistic Medicine (I.C.H.M.), an NLP practitioner, a certified mindfulness instructor, and a time
