EPISODE · Mar 23, 2011 · 24 MIN
Expert Insights with Marc Manieri and Kim Ades with Journal Engine
from Expert Insights · host Viki Winterton
6pm ET/#pm PT Join Premier coach Stacey Chadwell when she interviews Coaches Marc Manieri and Kim Ades with Journal Engine. Formally, Marc Manieri leads the global expansion of JournalEngine™ software. JournalEngine™ is proprietary software developed by the Frame of Mind Coaching team that is an important part of helping Frame of Mind Coaching clients achieve amazing transformation in a very short period of time. His journey in his current role began in 2001 when he joined a Canadian sales training and coaching firm. In 5 years Marc helped take a 5-person, half a million dollar-a-year business into an 85-person, $10 million business. During that time, Marc met Kim Ades for the first time as she was recruited to help lead sales and marketing. Their friendship flourished and after both went their separate ways, Marc reunited with Kim in early 2008 to help grow Frame of Mind Coaching. Kim Ades, MBA, President of Frame of Mind Coaching is one of North America’s foremost experts on performance through thought management. By using her unique process of coaching through journaling, she works with companies, management teams and individual clients to unveil and switch their thought patterns to ignite significant change and life transformation. The foundation for creating Frame of Mind Coaching lies in Kim’s ardent belief in journaling as the absolutely most effective and profound vehicle to make substantive and lasting changes in your life and career. As such Kim and her team at Frame of Mind Coaching have just launched a new groundbreaking new software application for on-line journaling called Frame of Mind Coaching that allows everyone to experience the significant benefits of journaling.
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