With my wellbeing and lifestyle programs, I assist and guide each individual client in dealing with challenging life circumstances, issues and changes they are facing in a practical, knowledgeable and caring way.
Good to see you and I am delighted that you are visiting! Here is a little bit about me:
Originally from Germany, I lived and worked in the UK and South Africa for a long time before I moved to New Zealand in 2019. It is a bit hard to put me in a single professional box, but my original background is in business management, finance and IT (more about me here).
I am entrepreneurial, innovative, love a challenge, and enjoy finding and implementing innovative solutions. Generally considered as easy going, positive and a good mentor and coach, I can also be impatient and stubborn when I encounter someone who is big headed or unfair. My integrity and my values are of utmost importance to me and I enjoy seeing people succeed. As I find it is too miserable being miserable, I love to see the funny side in things and have a laugh.
Shortly after I had moved from South Africa to New Zealand in 2019, I was confronted with a serious cancer diagnosis. Hence, I found myself on a journey I never anticipated, especially as I have always been nutrition and fitness conscious. I took on the challenge and started to research, question, evaluate and create a path through the initial dark. While going through the process including various surgeries and chemotherapy, I realized that I was collecting valuable experience, knowledge and strength, I can now share with people diagnosed with similar conditions or faced with other challenging life circumstances.
Now, with my consulting services, online courses and collaborations, my aim is to support people on their unique journey to wellbeing.
I look forward to connecting with you!
Gisa
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