Stuart Fairbairns - It runs in the family - Part 2

This week on the One Year No Beer Podcast Ruari welcomes his brother Stuart back on to the show.  They discuss Stuart's work on a conservation site in South Africa and why he started doing 1 to 1 coaching. He has now decided that joining One Year No Beer as a coach is the best next step for him. He is on a mission to teach people how to change the whole of their life using coaching. Stuart also speaks on the process of learning how to be a better coach by getting more training. In this episode you will hear: What Stuart does in South Africa  Why it is important to get a diploma if you want to become a coach How to better yourself as a person by journaling For more information on what is shared in this episode and to join the OYNB community which is the world’s most powerful accountability group to access daily content and videos, guides and resources, access to the community, coaching access, online and ebooks then head to https://www.oneyearnobeer.com/takethechallenge now.  The One Year No Beer Podcast is the show created to inspire you to take the steps needed to Finally Transform Your Relationship With Alcohol.  This podcast will help you to kick start your healthy habits and reconnect with your true self by taking you on the journey of becoming the most productive, present and healthiest version of yourself.  You’ll hear the inspiring, motivating and thought-provoking stories of some of the 80,000+ OYNB members who have changed their lives and now enjoy improved sleep, being more productive, reducing anxiety levels, losing weight and feeling noticeably better just by taking a break from booze.  If you are thinking about changing your relationship with alcohol, or you are alcohol-free, then this podcast will not only give you top tips, ideas, strategies and support but also motivate and inspire you to totally transform your life! Resources:  Ruari Fairbairns LinkedIn | Twitter Jen Fairbairns LinkedIn  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices