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“Coaching takes everything deeper. It enhances what you already have and helps you discover new things” — Snjolaug Olafsdottir   Coaching is a changing journey. It’s about having the freedom and flexibility to explore what you really want to do. Through coaching, you give others the awareness to make better decisions for themselves. But if we don’t have the right information, how do we start doing that? On today’s episode of Sustainable, I talk to Snjolaug Olafsdottir about integrating coaching into your current skill set. We also touched on the journey that took her from Iceland to Scotland where she’s currently working and interning with me while going through the transformational change coach training program.  Snjolaug is an environmental engineer who works as a sustainability consultant in Iceland. She was a former guest back on episode 114 where we talked about the need to be selfish with sustainability. In this episode, Snjolaug shares her journey and what led her here, why she decided to intern with us, as well as her experiences on the training journey.    In this episode, Snjolaug and I talk about:  How you can implement and integrate coaching into your work and business How coaching can be utilized to change the way business is done Evolution of coaching Snjolaug’s coaching experience Snjolaug’s experience of the Earthself Transformational Change Coach Training Program    More about Snjolaug Olafsdottir Snjolaug holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering and is currently working as a Sustainability Consultant. She’s the owner of Andrymi Consulting, a firm that specializes in sustainability and corporate social responsibility.  LinkedIn   Mentioned on this episode:   UN Sustainable Development Goals Episode 114: Selfish Sustainability with Snjolaug Olafsdottir Carbon footprint    If you enjoyed this, check out episode 114: Selfish Sustainability with Snjolaug Olafsdottir   SUBSCRIBE TO SUSTAINABLE: THE PODCAST If you’re enjoying Sustainable: The Podcast be sure to subscribe in your preferred Podcast Platform to get notified on the latest episodes. Let me know your thoughts about this episode by leaving a review and rating.  To find out more about creating systemic and transformational change for people and planet head to www.earthself.org

“Coaching takes everything deeper. It enhances what you already have and helps you discover new things” — Snjolaug Olafsdottir Coaching is a changing journey. It’s about having the freedom and flexibility to explore what you really want to do. Through coaching, you give others the awareness to make better decisions for themselves. But if we don’t have the right information, how do we start doing that? On today’s episode of Sustainable, I talk to Snjolaug Olafsdottir about integrating coaching into your current skill set. We also touched on the journey that took her from Iceland to Scotland where she’s currently working and interning with me while going through the transformational change coach training program.  Snjolaug is an environmental engineer who works as a sustainability consultant in Iceland. She was a former guest back on episode 114 where we talked about the need to be selfish with sustainability. In this episode, Snjolaug shares her journey and what led her here, why she decided to intern with us, as well as her experiences on the training journey.  In this episode, Snjolaug and I talk about: <ul> <li>How you can implement and integrate coaching into your work and business</li> <li>How coaching can be utilized to change the way business is done</li> <li>Evolution of coaching</li> <li>Snjolaug’s coaching experience</li> <li>Snjolaug’s experience of the Earthself Transformational Change Coach Training Program</li> </ul> More about Snjolaug Olafsdottir Snjolaug holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering and is currently working as a Sustainability Consultant. She’s the owner of Andrymi Consulting, a firm that specializes in sustainability and corporate social responsibility.  <a href="https://is.linkedin.com/in/solafsdottir" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> Mentioned on this episode: <ul> <li><a href="https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> UN Sustainable Development Goals</a></li> <li><a href="http://earthself.org/2018/09/selfish-sustainability/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 114: Selfish Sustainability with Snjolaug Olafsdottir</a></li> <li><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_footprint" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Carbon footprint</a></li> </ul> <a href="http://earthself.org/2018/09/selfish-sustainability/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">If you enjoyed this, check out episode 114: Selfish Sustainability with Snjolaug Olafsdottir</a> SUBSCRIBE TO SUSTAINABLE: THE PODCAST If you’re enjoying Sustainable: The Podcast be sure to subscribe in your preferred Podcast Platform to get notified on the latest episodes. Let me know your thoughts about this episode by leaving a review and rating. To find out more about creating systemic and transformational change for people and planet head to <a href="http://www.earthself.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.earthself.org</a>

165: Integrating Coaching into Your Existing Business with Snjolaug Olafsdottir

Snjolaug Olafsdottir, founder of Andrymis:   The benefit of thinking selfishly about sustainability   Why sustainability starts with know what's important for ourselves   Why we need to expand our understanding of what sustainable means   The importance of finding your own starting point when it comes to sustainability  Why perfectionism can get in the way of becoming sustainable 

Snjolaug Olafsdottir, founder of Andrymis: <ul> <li> The benefit of thinking selfishly about sustainability </li> <li> Why sustainability starts with know what's important for ourselves </li> <li> Why we need to expand our understanding of what sustainable means </li> <li> The importance of finding your own starting point when it comes to sustainability </li> <li>Why perfectionism can get in the way of becoming sustainable</li> </ul>

#114: Selfish Sustainability with Dr Snjolaug Olafsdottir, Director: Andrymi